Bangladeshi Cricket sensation Mushfiqur Rahim now came up to help the 30 net bowlers who have been in troublesome condition after all kind of cricketing activities in the country was suspended due to the outbreak of Covid-19.
At a time when he was busy putting his double century bat up for auction in an online platform to raise funds for the coronavirus affected people, the decision to mitigate the plight of the net bowlers came.
“Sometimes ago, Mushfiqur Rahim asked me the health of the net bowlers and their whereabouts. After I gave him the information, he told me to prepare a list of all of them as he wants to give them some financial help,” said Rakibul Hasan, who is in charge of the net bowlers.
It is however not the first time that Mushfiqur Rahim came up with aid for the people. He earlier donated 50 percent of his monthly salary for the coronavirus affected people.
He announced to auction his bat with which he scored the country’s first double century in the Test cricket. He made 200 against Sri Lanka in Galle Test.
