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Now is the time for Mashrafe Mortaza to retire, says Bangladesh bowling coach Ottis Gibson
FirstpostDhaka: Bangladesh bowling coach Ottis Gibson doesn’t see a role for Mashrafe Mortaza in the 2023 ODI World Cup and said now is the time for the former skipper to bid adieu to international cricket. Gibson said Mortaza needs to find a new role to contribute to Bangladesh cricket and doesn’t see him in head coach Russell Domingo’s plans for the 2023 World Cup, scheduled to be held in India. He needs to find other ways to pass on that message.” Gibson said Domingo will have to give the youngsters more opportunities in order to build a team for the next World Cup. So there’s a lot of young cricketers in the country.” Gibson, however, said that fast bowlers need more opportunities in the domestic set up if Bangladesh were to taste success away from home.
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Mashrafe Mortaza pulls out of BPL 2024 midway owing to 'political commitments' – India TV
India TV NewsShakib Al Hasan back in Bangladesh squad, Mashrafe Mortaza out west indies odis
The HinduNow is the time for Mortaza to retire: Gibson
The HinduMashrafe steps down as Bangladesh one-day captain
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Mashrafe Mortaza to step down as Bangladesh captain after Zimbabwe ODIs
India TV NewsOttis Gibson appointed Bangladesh bowling coach
The HinduMashrafe Mortaza gives up Bangladesh contract riches
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Bangladesh ODI captain Mashrafe Mortaza requests two months time from cricket board to confirm retirement plans
FirstpostWorld Cup 2019: If Mashrafe retires, then we move on, says Bangladesh coach Steve Rhodes
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2019 World Cup: Mashrafe Mortaza hopes Mahmudullah will play against India on July 2
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ICC Cricket World Cup 2019: Mashrafe Mortaza says winning matters more to Bangladesh than respect of opponents
FirstpostCricket World Cup 2019: Mashrafe Mortaza doesn't want 'extra pressure' on players
The HinduMashrafe Mortaza harbours no Imran-like ambitions
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