Of course, if you are fit and if you talk about performance on the field, even if you are over 40, you can still play cricket in the world. In response to the question, Shakib also raised the same issue. Host Danny Morrison asked the question at the awards ceremony after the loss against Pakistan.

In response, Shakib said, ‘I don’t know about this. I will try to play for as many years as possible for Bangladesh. I have to stay fit and perform.’

Shakib is not happy with his performance in this year’s T20. Frankly admitting that the Bangladesh captain said, ‘In terms of personal performance, it was not an ideal tournament for me. I think I could have done better bowling-batting. So as long as I am fit and contributing to the team, I will play.’

Despite this, Shakib mentioned that this is Bangladesh’s best World Cup as a team success. The country’s best all-rounder said, ‘This is our best season in T20 World Cup considering the results. I think we could have done better. We had that chance. New guys have come in; a lot of changes have been made. At least that’s what we expected from them.’

In this year’s World Cup, Shakib scored a total of 44 runs in 5 matches with the bat and had some success with the ball though. The all-rounder has taken 6 wickets in 5 matches. Despite this, needless to say, Shakib could not do justice to his name.