And just wait a few hours. Shakib Al Hasan will be released from the chains of the ban imposed by the ICC at midnight.
The ICC expulsion order will expire on Wednesday. As a result, there will be no obstacle to enter the field from tomorrow.
Shakib will return to Dhaka from the United States on November 1 with T20 cricket organized by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). Earlier on Tuesday evening, the world's best all-rounder asked for blessings at a colorful exchange of greetings in New York following the hygiene rules. He also warned that no one should make the same mistake as him.
On the occasion of Shakib's return to cricket, New York-based entertainment company Showtime Music organized the exchange of greetings.
Shakib said on the occasion, 'I will go on the field as per the instructions of BCB. I am in constant touch with the BCB in this regard. I will try to make Bangladesh cricket brighter in the international arena. Go with your best game gift as much as possible. '
2.4 of the ICC's Anti-Corruption Act for not informing the ICC's Anti-Corruption Division despite receiving offers from gamblers. Shakib was banned for two years on August 29 last year for violating Section 4. The second of these was a suspended ban. That means his sentence is coming to an end tonight.
In response to a question about returning to the field after a year, Shakib laughed and replied, 'I feel good.That effort will always be there. At that time, the expatriates wished him well and said, 'Shakib will return to the country in the guise of a hero. Asked how he felt about leaving a year of life, he said, "Let no one make a mistake like me. '
However, Shakib did not miss many matches while being banned. He was supposed to be out of the field in 36 matches in one year in the country's jersey. But in mid-March, the sport was shut down due to the Corona epidemic. At this time Bangladesh has played only 4 Tests, 3 ODIs and 6 T20s. As a result, the team did not feel the lack of Shakib in the match.
In the middle of next month, Shakib will enter the field with the five-team T20 tournament of BCB. However, he was scheduled to return for the second Test of the tour of Sri Lanka in October-November this year. But he will not be seen in the national team jersey this year as it was canceled due to quarantine complications. He will have to wait until the series against the West Indies at home in January.
Shakib has spent most of the year with his family in the United States. She has been there since the birth of her second child last March. Although he returned to the country ahead of the tour of Sri Lanka on September 2, he returned as the series was postponed.