Announced retirement from T-Tourti Mahmud Ullah Ritad The announcement of his retirement from the short version at the end of the series against India has come to the pre-match press conference today, but he has known that he will play in international cricket for a while.
Mahmud Ullah retired from Test cricket in July 2021.
Today, he took the T-Tourti from T-Tourti, now only O'andin is left, but Nazmul Hossain has already given the indication of his retirement.
I had decided before coming on the trip that I have spoken to my family. I have also known the decision of my coach, captain, selector and board president.’' Bidata is the right equal to this.
38-year-old Botsi Batter said, ‘I think this is the right thing. If you move away from this version, pay attention to what is on the front and the front and the next one. If you think about the next (T-Ttoenti) World Cup, this is the right thing for the team.’
In the short version, he made his debut against Kennyta in 2007. He later established himself as a finisher in the T-TooTenti.
Played 139 matches so far in 17 years of carrier He scored 2395 runs, the highest score of 64 unbeaten and 40 wickets in offspin. He has the opportunity to score the number in the last two matches of the carrie, along with the 38-year-old batsi batter who has a great chance to do great with bat and ball.
