Khaled Mahmud Sujon is not considered as the top star of the nineties like Akram Khan, Aminul Islam Bulbul, and Minhajul Abedin Nannu.
This pace-bowling all-rounder of the national team has held many posts on the cricket board. Being a part of the management of the national team, Sujon was condemned and criticized. Why is he the director of the national team after having a foreign high-profile coach? What is his job in the team? How efficiently is he able to fulfill his duties?

Aminul Islam Bulbul, who played together from under 18-19, raised questions about Sujon’s qualifications. Sujon replied to the former captain of the national team, Bulbul.

Sujon said, “I don’t know what qualification he (Bulbul Bhai) has to talk about me.” Questioning Bulbul’s qualifications, Sujon said, “I have questions about his qualifications. I have been with cricket ever since I left the game. Worked in BCB for 4 and a half years with a minimum salary. I always hear through him that he wants to work in Bangladesh.”

He also said, “I have a lot of experience with them. I offered him to work in Bangladesh. He never told me that he wanted to work. He creates such hype every time. But tell me, he has worked with any international player. He has worked with international players only once when he worked with Abahani.”

Sujon also said, “Besides, he has worked with under-13, under-15 children in China, Bangkok, Philippines… there. Where did you get international cricket there? So where is his qualification? I have played many international matches. I was also the head coach of Bangladesh.”

Sujon says, “My qualification… I am in BCB. I am the elected director. I came to the board after winning the election. From there we were made team directors. The president of the board gave me the responsibility; I can’t say why he gave me the responsibility. I didn’t ask for it.”

The former captain of the national team also said, “I don’t want to talk about anything else. When I talk about a person, I should also think about my abilities, and how much I cannot do. He has no right to judge who is good and who is bad, and neither do I. So I don’t even want to talk about it. He is big, I will always respect him.”

Sujon also said, “The way he talks about Bangladesh cricket, let him come and sit with us; if there is any plan to change the Bangladesh team, let us know so that we can plan accordingly.”