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Don't want to keep wickets in Tests: Mushfiqur
Dhaka, Oct 28 Mushfiqur Rahim has said that he will be relinquishing the wicketkeeper's position in Test cricket. The former Bangladesh captain said that he is doing it so as to manage his workload and prolong his career.
"I am not interested to keep wickets in Tests. Now there are lots of games in the upcoming days and I play in all formats. Apart from international cricket, I play in DPL (Dhaka Premier League) and BPL (Bangladesh Premier League). Considering everything, I think it is getting a bit over-loaded," Mushfiqur was quoted as saying by Cricbuzz.
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