Bangladesh’s trip through India is in a difficult situation after Test and T20I skipper Shakib Al Hasan, on Monday in a press conference, uncovered that the players will avoid participation in any cricketing exercises if their 11-point request isn’t met by the country’s board. Bangladesh are set to visit India for a 3rd match Twenty20 international arrangement and a two-Test arrangement, which starts on November 3. Though, the arrangement in India is currently under cloud following the remarkable stand taken by the Bangladesh players. The blacklist plan was reported by the nation’s top players, for example, Test and T20 commander Shakib, Mahmudullah and Mushfiqur at a public interview in Dhaka. About 50 players are a piece of the dissent.

From November 3, Bangladesh are planned to play 3 T20 Internationals, 2 Test coordinates as a feature of the World Championship.

Senior opener Tamim Iqbal said on behalf of the players at the press conference “We have to respect the local coaches, physios, trainers and groundsman. They get really a little amount of salary at the end of the month.”

India reacted with a protected statement, calling Bangladesh’s’ inside issue. After Afghanistan crushed Bangladesh in the one-off Test as of late, the Bangladesh Cricket Board executed a standard under which each Bangladesh Premier League group must incorporate at least one leg-spinner in their playing eleven. The BCB even suspended lead trainers of 2 teams for not following the request.