Dhaka:
Bangladesh Test team’s young captain Najamul Hasan Shinto has once again proven that he values ​​the team’s collective success more than his personal status by deciding to step down from the Test format.

Shinto said in his statement that he is taking the decision to step down from the Test captaincy for the betterment of the team, and he is confident that this move will enable the team to perform better with a unified leadership.

An example of professional thinking and integrity
Shinto said:

“I do not think the model of separate captains in all three formats is effective. Keeping the team in harmony with three different captains is a challenge, that is why I have decided to step down from the captaincy.”

This decision comes at a time when Bangladesh recently faced defeat in the second Test against Sri Lanka. However, Shinto showed professional insight instead of pressure and prioritized future improvement.

A good step by a young leader
This step by Najamul Hassan Shinto not only shows the wisdom of the top leadership but is also an exemplary path for future players on how personal decisions are made in the larger interest of the team.

Cricket circles are calling his decision based on humility, vision and self-awareness, which could help improve the team in the future.