BCB to hold national team training camp abroad

 

BCB to hold national team training camp abroad

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hassan said that the board is pondering holding an instructional course for the public group in abroad in front of the impending tri-country series in New Zealand and the ICC Twenty20 World Cup in Australia.

The BCB has been organizing a three-day instructional course for the Bangladesh group probables under the public group's specialized chief Sridharan Sriram from Monday.

However, on Tuesday, the second day of the instructional course was totally cleaned out because of ceaseless downpour.

The BCB president showed up at the BCB central command in Sher-e-Bangla Public Cricket Arena on the day for a gathering and to see the players get preparing in the camp. 

However, the players couldn't get preparing by any stretch of the imagination on Tuesday and on second thought went through the day at the indoor and recreation center.

"The arrangement was that Sriram would notice the players in the camp. In any case, that is not occurring because of the downpour. Thus, we are contemplating holding the camp at another spot. We are searching for a spot for the camp, we will finish it by tomorrow (Wednesday)," Nazmul told the journalists in Mirpur on Tuesday. 

A BCB source said that the camp could be held in Singapore or the Unified Bedouin Emirates. The Bangladesh group could likewise partake practically speaking matches after the camp.

Prior, the board needed to send the group to New Zealand for a tri-country series against has New Zealand and Pakistan toward September's end. Be that as it may, presently they have reexamined their arrangements and plan to send the group to New Zealand on 2 October.

The tri-country series will start on 7 October.

The BCB is additionally set to declare the Bangladesh crew for the T20 World Cup on Wednesday.