Bijoy playing with 11 stitches under his eyes

Enamul Haque Vijay is playing for Fortune Barisal in this season of Bangladesh Premier League (BPL). He has also made a good start in the tournament. He also played an inning of 29 runs off 21 balls against Sylhet Strikers. But luck did not help him in the next match. He was injured while fielding behind the wicket with gloves. After that, the question of whether he can play in the BPL again came back to the country’s cricket. However, Vijay is playing BPL with 11 stitches under his eye.

Vijay played against Chittagong Challengers after having stitches under his eye. This opener scored 30 runs off 21 balls in that match as well. Not only is he batting, Vijay is also performing the duty of wicketkeeper. However, Vijay said about his injury, he is not having any problems while playing. He does not even have any difficulty seeing.

Vijay came to the press conference after the win against Chittagong on Friday. He talked about his injury and the team. In the beginning, in response to questions from reporters, he said, “Alhamdulillah, I am fine with the injury. There is no problem. I can see well in my eyes. Although 11 stitches are needed. The stitches are small. I hope I will recover soon.”

Vijay also praised the BPL wicket that day. According to him, compared to all the previous seasons, this time the game is being played on better wickets. In this context, this experienced opener said, “Look, when you play in Mirpur, everyone is in awe of how the wicket will be. But in Chittagong, we know that the wicket will be good. This time Mirpur’s wicket was also good. I have not seen such a wicket in any previous tournament.”

It should be noted that various discussions and criticisms have come forward before the ninth season of BPL started. No Decision Review System (DRS), no improved broadcasting, as well as one-on-one debates due to poor quality umpiring. In spite of all this, it is a relief for the BPL, the appreciation the wicket. The cricketers said that they can play comfortably on the wicket.