In the just-finished series against Sri Lanka, Bangladesh's Rishad Hossain demonstrated his value with the bat and the ball, and because of his all-around skills, he is now regarded as a white-ball package. The Nilphamari kid had a lengthy conversation with Cricbuzz in which he shared his batting philosophy, bowling motto, and his crazy experience as a leg spinner in a nation where they are not accepted like others.
I never bowled at a rapid tempo with a cricket ball, but I was a quick bowler when I was younger and played with a tennis ball. I've wanted to spin the cricket ball since I first picked it up. I arrived at the Robi spin camp after being selected.
under BCB programs, participated in the Under-17 tour, advanced to the Under-19 squad, and eventually began being selected for the A team and High-Performance program.
You were a member of the winning Under-19 World Cup team. Did you find it upsetting to miss out at the final minute?
The World Cup squad included me. I participated in every series but did not play in the World Cup. At the time, I thought I might not be able to give the team my all or that I might not be a good fit, but I was never let down because I always had faith in Allah and in myself.
Are you aware of how difficult it is to be a leg spinner in this country?
I thought my route would be tough because there weren't many leg spinners in this nation when I started as an Under-17. I wanted to go on the voyage and give it everything I had, even if it would be difficult.
You were a member of the winning Under-19 World Cup team. Did you find it upsetting to miss out at the final minute?
The World Cup squad included me. I participated in every series but did not play in the World Cup. At the time, I thought I might not be able to give the team my all or that I might not be a good fit, but I was never let down because I always had faith in Allah and in myself.
Are you aware of how difficult it is to be a leg spinner in this country?
I thought my route would be tough because there weren't many leg spinners in this nation when I started as an Under-17. I wanted to go on the voyage and give it everything I had, even if it would be difficult.
In domestic cricket, you are not frequently selected. Isn't that annoying?
Sometimes I feel that it's okay and that something nice is waiting for me, and when I get the chance, I'll do well. Other times, I become frustrated and believe that if I could play, it would have been great. I simply continued to concentrate on my work in the clinic and didn't consider myself to be playing matches and things like that.