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Test batter Zakir fails to make impact in NCL

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Opener Zakir Hasan who was included in the squad for Bangladesh’s second and final Test against South Africa failed to make any impact as his side Sylhet are in danger of losing first innings lead against Chattogram in their second game of the National Cricket League (NCL) at Sylhet Academy Ground on Saturday.

Zakir scored 13 after opening the innings, as Sylhet reached 114-5, in reply of Chattogram’s 198 all out at stumps on Day 1. While his teammates had already reached Chattogram, the venue of the second Test, Zakir’s playing NCL raised a question.

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