Ebadot Hossain returns to practice session

Sports Reporter :

Right-arm pacer Ebadot Hossain got injury in July of last year while he was taking part in the cricket series against Afghanistan.

The right-arm pacer, who is a man from Sylhet was injured on his knee in that series in Bangladesh. After that he was underwent surgery and became fit recently. After becoming fit, he returned to the practice session on Wednesday. He participated at the practice session at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium (SBNCS) in the capital’s Mirpur. He did running, bowling, batting in the field.

After the practice session, he spoke to the newsmen yesterday. Ebadot Hossain said, ” I spent a painful time. I don’t want to remember that time. I felt very much lonely. I could not walk properly. I could not go out for a walk and talked to my friends or my relatives.”

He said, ” I am not totally okay. My trainer has given me a prescription. I shall try to follow that. I hope I shall be able to bowl within two or three weeks exactly.”

He also said, ” My target is to play against India in September. I want to compete in the upcoming two Test matches and three T20I matches against India.”

” I am out of the field for one year. I want to return to my own rhythm as soon as possible. It is really a factor. I have been working to develop my batting and fielding, he added.