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Hathurusingha suggests Mustafizur to play for Sussex

Bangladesh coach Chandika Hathurusingha on Thursday said it would be a great opportunity for Mustafizur Rahman to play Sussex for upcoming NatWest T20 Blast if he is fit enough to play.
The coach made his remark while speaking with the reporters at the BCB building on after returning back to Bangladesh.
As ICC champions Trophy 2017 will be held in England so Mustafiz should tap the potential to be get used to with the condition, the coach said.
“If you want to improve performance, you have to play in [England’s] conditions. You don’t go there, you don’t know,” Hathurusingha said to the reporters while asked about Mustafizur.
“It is a rare opportunity for Bangladesh players to play there. If I can send four players I will send them all. It is the best way to do it,” he went on to add.
Bangladesh pace sensation Mustafizur Rahman returned home from Indian Premier League in which he was awarded ‘Emerging Player of the season’ on the way to clinching the trophy for his team.
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), however, will take decision cautiously after observing Mustafiz’s physical condition.
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