No runs on the bat. Soumya Sarkar continues to practice alone to return to form. Although his team Dhaka Dominators has been knocked out in the BPL, he is constantly shaking himself in the academy ground in Mirpur in the hope of getting himself back again. And to correct the mistakes, for the time being, his teacher is The Dominators’ batting analyst Chaitanya.

After the DPL-NCL, Soumya’s bat did not laugh in the BPL. The average in 11 matches is less than 14. Fifty is just one.

Like Soumya, his team Dhaka Dominators has also played in the BPL. Being knocked out of the tournament, their last match was just about the rules. So the practice phase of this franchise is over for now.

Although the team did not practice, Soumya sweated it out. Chaitanya Vallu was showing his mistakes at the academy ground. This Indian batting analyst of The Dominators mainly works for the IPL team Sunrisers Hyderabad.

With the opportunity to rest in Dhaka, Tiger Batter approached Chaitanya. In a long period of training, starting from batting stances, he has also made shot selections.

Soumya passed his best under Chandika Hathurusingha. In the 50-over format, playing 31 innings, he scored thousands of runs. His batting rampage against Pakistan-South Africa in Mirpur still suffers from nostalgia. However, the more time he has spent in his career, the more the cricketer has lost himself.

At this declining time of Soumya’s career, chandika’s return to the charge, for the time being, is the only relief news. If you call your favorite student to the national team without calculating the statistics, then once again, ‘The Old-Classic Soumya Sarkar’.