Taskin can play Tests if he manages his workload - BCB physio

Taskin Ahmed, the Bangladesh pace bowler who has had some time off from Test cricket, can play the five-day variant in the event that he deals with his responsibility, demands Bangladesh Cricket Load up physio Bayjedul Islam. After a shoulder injury, Taskin had sent a letter to the BCB asking the board not to consider him for Test choice as he needed to focus on white-ball cricket. Be that as it may, having played the T20 World Cup and the Lanka Head Association as of late, the 29-year old pacer is peering toward a Test return. Taskin, who last played a Test match against Afghanistan in June 2022, was engaged with the public preliminary camp alongside the Test probables in front of their series against Pakistan that beginnings from August 21. "Taskin has played in the T20 organization of late. Along these lines, he didn't bowl for long spells during this period. He had a shoulder issue, which he even got reevaluated during the T20 World Cup," Bayjedul said after the meeting. "Indeed, the harm he had around then, is the very same now as it has not irritated. A player can play by dealing with these [types of injuries]. Assuming he proceeds with his recovery and the exercises, Taskin is certainly accessible (for Tests). "Yet, with respect to bowling responsibility in Tests where you really want to bowl longer spells, a player needs to get up to that speed. In this way, he will attempt to do that and in the event that he feels improved, he can play in Tests," he added. The first day of the season's readiness was upset because of downpour on Saturday (August 3). At first, the group the board wanted to finish an actual appraisal test beginning with a 1.6km time preliminary at the Bangabandhu Public Arena from 6:30 AM under their solidarity and molding mentor Nathan Kiely and later moved to the Sher-e-Bangla Public Cricket Arena in Mirpur. Be that as it may, they couldn't finish their meeting at the BNS and every one of the players started their solidarity planning at SBNS. "Because of outrageous weather patterns, the Public group has dropped the running test at the BNS because of terrible climate and political turmoil," the BCB said in an explanation. Following the training, Bayjedul added that the general wellness of the players improved while they will do their running test before very long relying upon climate alongside different things. "Everybody attempted to contact the benchmark of the strength test and they have improved," said Bayjedul. "The camp began today while they will work with their abilities from tomorrow and the running test is relying upon climate and accessibility of the players. A great deal of players will go with the A group and later enlist in the public group program. We will make an arrangement as needs be."