Adolescent Naeem Hasan is sure he will demonstrate his value should the Bangladesh group incorporate him in the playing eleven of the Tigers' first Test against Sri Lanka.
"I will attempt my best, however, can't state what number of wickets I will take," said a real Naeem, who has recently returned from the Under 19 World Cup where the Young Tigers achieved the quarterfinals.
In any case, the misfortune to India was soon overlooked as the supervisor educated the off-spinner about his Test call after the match, Naeem told this journalist amid a training session at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium.
On the off chance that chose, Naeem will make his presentation on a groud where he made his BPL and BCL make a big appearance also.
For Abdur Razzak, the test will be no less. The veteran, who has recently guaranteed his 500th wicket in the top of the line cricket, concedes the call-up was startling.
"I was very shocked getting the call," said the 36-year-old spinner. "I figure 95 for every penny individuals figured I would not be found in the national hues once more. In any case, somewhere inside I believed that I would," said Razzak, who has been called to the Test squad following four years.
On Shakib's inaccessibility, which was one reason for the sudden call-up, Razzak stated, "He can't be supplanted. You require a batsman and a bowler to supplant him and still that won't be sufficient. In any case, that is the way life goes on, we need to adapt up to it."
*The article initially distributed in Prothom Alo online Bangla version has been reworked in English by Quamrul Hassan
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