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Shakib suffered a slight quad tear in New Zealand match
Shakib batted for about 45 minutes in the training session
Bangladesh set to take on India on October 20

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Shakib Al Hasan injury update! Bangladesh skipper returns to nets before IND vs BAN clash | ODI World Cup

Name: Shakib Al Hasan injury update! Bangladesh skipper returns to nets before IND vs BAN clash | ODI World Cup
Uploaded: 2023-10-18T09:11:07.000+05:30
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Description: The all-rounder injured his quad while batting vs the Kiwis but managed to score 40. Shakib even completed his quota of 10 overs before he was taken to hospital for scans.

The all-rounder injured his quad while batting vs the Kiwis but managed to score 40. Shakib even completed his quota of 10 overs before he was taken to hospital for scans.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Shakib Al Hasan injury update! Bangladesh skipper returns to nets before IND vs BAN clash | ODI World Cup

In a major boost to Bangladesh, Shakib Al Hasan returned to training on Tuesday, following his injury against New Zealand in his side's last ODI World Cup 2023 match.

Shakib, who suffered a slight quad tear, batted for about 45 minutes after playing some football. Bangladesh are set to face India in a crucial match on October 20.

The all-rounder injured his quad while batting vs the Kiwis but managed to score 40. Shakib even completed his quota of 10 overs before he was taken to hospital for scans.

But an official of Bangladesh team management told Cricbuzz that he had no pain at the moment. 'We all were concerned whether his pain would increase or not after batting or running between the wicket, but what can be better news for us than that?,' he added.