Curfew in Bangladesh hampers cricket team's Test preparations

Bangladesh's arrangements for the impending two-match series against Pakistan experienced a blow as their planned instructional meetings were upset because of progressing political emergency in the country. BCB authorities told Cricbuzz on Sunday (August 3) that they are don't know when they can report the date of the following practice meeting with the public authority declaring a cross country check in time for an endless period. Bangladesh are planned to travel to Pakistan on August 17 for a two Test series which is essential for the ICC Test Title. The primary Trial of the series is scheduled to happen from August 21-25 in Rawalpindi. Karachi will have the second Test from 30 August 30 to September 3. "We are don't know when we can hold the training since there is a time limit for endless period. Our organization is caring for the matter and we can get a superior comprehension of the circumstance after they brief us about the current condition," a BCB official told Cricbuzz. Bangladesh's home service through a proclamation said that the time limitation will be implemented until additional notification. "The time limit will be implemented from 6am on Sunday (August 4) and went on for an endless period. A time limitation has been implemented in all divisional urban communities, city partnerships, regions, modern regions, locale central command, and upazila base camp, including Dhaka metropolitan, until additional notification," read the proclamation of home service. Bangladesh were booked to begin their expertise instructional course at SBNS from Sunday under the direction of lead trainer Chandika Hathurusingha, who showed up in Dhaka on August 1. Other training staff individuals, including Mushtaq Ahmed (turn bowling trainer), Andre Adams (pace bowling trainer), David Hemp (batting mentor), Scratch Pothas (associate mentor) and Nathan Kelly are additionally presently in Dhaka. In the interim, a BCB official said that Bangladesh A group's visit through Pakistan is still on according to plan however added that they can't ensure anything thinking about the ongoing circumstance. Previous Test captains Mushfiqur Rahim and Mominul Haque, alongside Shahadat Hossain, Zakir Hasan, Mahmudul Hasan, Nayeem Hasan and Hasan Mahmud, are essential for the Bangladesh A group for the initial four-day match against Pakistan Shaheens, to get ready for the two-match Test series, and will get back after that. Bangladesh An are booked to withdraw on August 6 and will play two four-day games and three one-dayers against Shaheens from August 10-27 in Islamabad. "The A group's visit is on till now and yet you can't express anything with conviction with the present political circumstance. However, we are confident that they will actually want to fly on the booked date," said the authority.