- “The most important thing is to get mental support” – Salahuddin on Aliss Al Islam after action report Aliss made his debut in the ODI Tri Series match against Afghanistan where he bowled 8.3 overs and conceded 47 runs.
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- Aliss made his debut in the ODI Tri Series match against Afghanistan where he bowled 8.3 overs and conceded 47 runs.
“The most important thing is to get mental support” – Salahuddin on Aliss Al Islam after action report Aliss made his debut in the ODI Tri Series match against Afghanistan where he bowled 8.3 overs and conceded 47 runs.
(Source: BCBTigers / Aliss made his debut in the ODI Tri Series match against Afghanistan where he bowled 8.3 overs and conceded 47 runs. After the game, he was arrested by match officials to check the legality of his actions and was subject to an ICC investigation.
Cricbuzz understands that the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has asked Salahuddin to work with Aliss at an International Cricket Council (ICC) accredited laboratory before his assessment, which he must undergo within 14 days of reporting. The BCB informed the ICC that it intended to send the bowler to Chennai for assessment. As reported by Cricbuzz, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) plans to send the bowler to Chennai for ICC evaluation at an accredited laboratory, which must be conducted within 14 days of reporting.
The board assigned Salahuddin to work with Aliss before the evaluation. Salahuddin has worked with several bowlers on similar pitches in the past and stressed the importance of supporting the player mentally. “In fact, this time is the most important for everyone to get mental support because it is much more important than their technical problems.
I’ve been feeling very bad for two days because I can’t give him time as I’m training with another team. For a player who is unable to play cricket, nothing can get bigger. Therefore, it is our moral responsibility to help him spiritually, and it is our moral responsibility to support him. I see his progress and hope he will resolve the issue soon,” he said, as quoted by Cricbuzz. He also explained that the main factor in such situations is to ensure that the player’s game remains effective after changes, a common factor affecting bowlers who have worked on their actions.
“And one thing we have to remember: I may have fixed him, but his ball is no longer as effective as it was in the past and that’s no use.” Only [Abdur] Razzak has managed (to keep his efficacy) even after fixing his action. So you actually have to keep two things in mind: make sure he’s productive and mentally strong, and you also have to support him.
But I hope he is fine,” Salahuddin said.
