And that Mominul lost his leadership in Ranakhara. It was said that he would run with the bat only if he was relieved of the pressure of captaincy. Team director Khaled Mahmood Sujon said that he was affected by the batting because he was worried about the team’s failure.
But Mominul didn’t get rid of the batting misery even after going to West Indies by putting that pressure on Shakib’s neck. Eating in circles of zero and four.

He scored 0 and 4 runs in two innings against Windies XI. His runs against the national team of the country are 0 and 4. According to statistics, Mominul was out for less than ten in 9 consecutive innings. He couldn’t open the run record in four of them.
Now comes the discussion, not the leadership; How about sending Mominul to rest for now! Maybe the former red ball captain will get himself back after taking a rest. The question was repeatedly thrown at the current captain Shakib Al Hasan. Shakib left the matter to Mominul as he didn’t speak directly.

He said, if Mominul wants a break, he can take it. However, Shakib thinks that time should be taken before making such a decision. The Bangladesh captain said, “It is difficult for me to say. Whatever it is – we talk to him all the time. If he thinks he needs a break that might be it. Now it is not a good idea to make a decision or think after the end of a match. We have a break for the next two days. After that, when I practice in St. Lucia, I will think that day, what could be better for our team. If Muminul wants a break, it can happen.’

But Shakib is not thinking only about Mominul. According to him, everyone in the team has a problem with their batting technique.
If so, will there be a big change in the top order? Shakib said, ‘You can’t guarantee that something very good will happen if you change too much. That being said, I was talking about a statistic, in the last 13-14-15 or so innings I lost 4 or 5 wickets below 100 (in the last 16 innings Bangladesh lost 4 wickets 100 or below 13 times). If you think about it, there are a lot of problems out there.’