‘Pain-free’ Shakib dreams big before a key South African match.

Bangladesh will still be recuperating from their defeat against the hosts, India, as they get ready to play South Africa. Shakib Al Hasan, the captain of Bangladesh, was one of the most important players absent from their match against India.

The 36-year-old wasn’t fully well and was sidelined with a quad strain, so he missed out on playing India. However, Shakib ought to be alert and prepared to face the Proteas as the match against South Africa draws near. Bangladesh has won just one match out of the four that they have played so far in the World Cup, where they are currently ranked seventh.

Shakib Al Hasan, the captain, spoke up about the same topic and offered his opinion on his suitability to play against South Africa. According to the captain, he is currently pain-free and will play against the Proteas if that trend continues.

The fitness parameter is, “What is it? You’re only here to inquire… I’m at a loss for words with you. Shakib Al Hasan was quoted by ESPNcricinfo as saying, “I am pain-free, and if that continues, I want to play.

Taskin won’t be able to play tomorrow:  Shakib Al Hasan

The seasoned skipper also spoke up to give an update on Taskin Ahmed’s serious ailment. Taskin will not play for Bangladesh against South Africa, according to Shakib, but should be ready for selection after that.

“Taskin won’t be able to play tomorrow. He has a shoulder problem that he has experienced for the past two games, but he will be available after tomorrow’s game. The physician determined that a little rest would make him ready for the final four games. He is a crucial member of this team, therefore we don’t want to lose him for the tournament,” Shakib added.

“I can play tomorrow if there’s no issue with running. Before the India game, I wasn’t entirely myself. It was crucial that I avoid jeopardizing the remainder of the World Cup. I’m in good shape right now. I have no pain,” he added.