Nasir Hossain stepped into international cricket almost a decade ago. This all-rounder has also shown his cricketing talent in the red-green jersey. Due to his responsible batting in the lower middle order, he was also once known as a finisher. Although Nasir could not maintain that continuity for long. Ruled out of orbit.

Nasir did not stop being excluded from the national team; he got involved in several controversies. Everyone in the cricket community has assumed that this cricketer known as ‘Bad Boy’ is finished. But no, this all-rounder is back with a glimpse of his talent again in twenty-two yards. In this season of Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), Nasir is in a great form in the jersey of Dhaka Dominators.

So, Nasir raised the possibility of returning to the national team from being lost. However, he left the matter entirely to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). In this context, Nasir said, “Now the performance is getting better. I feel good too. Of course, I want to return to the national team. But that is the decision of the board. My job is to perform well on the field.”

Nasir is not only focusing on performance but also on his fitness to play in the national team again. He also told to work separately to stay 100% fit. The veteran all-rounder also said, “I have been working on my fitness for a few days now. I have a separate trainer. I think I need to improve my fitness. I hope to get help from the board in this regard.”

Note that Nasir has scored 215 runs with the bat so far in this year’s BPL. Where his batting average is eyes catching! His average is about 72 runs. This right-hander is batting at a strike rate of 127.71. Nasir is also showing his effectiveness with the ball. The captain of Dhaka has taken 5 wickets so far. If he can finally maintain this form in the BPL, the door to the national team may open again for him.