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Shakib didn't take approaches too seriously, feels Mohammad Ashraful

By Saurabh Sharma October 31, 2019 • 15:42 PM View: 1136

Dhaka, Oct 31: Former Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful believes that the ban imposed on Shakib al Hasan for failing to report corrupt approaches is going to be a shock to the system, adding that there should not be too much publicity about the all-rounder.

Ashraful, who has now returned to playing first-class cricket after his five-year ban (of which two years are suspended) for match-fixing in 2013 during the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), believes the next 12 months will be difficult for Shakib.

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