I did not want captaincy: Shakib

After leaving the captaincy of Mashrafe Bin Mortaza in the last Sri Lanka tour, Shakib Al Hasan's shoulder has been given responsibility as the new captain. After a finger injury in the tri-series in the country, he has to be knocked out of the field for a long time.

However, the captain of the Nidhaus Trophy again came back to the field with captain Shakib. He was able to reach the final of the series by defeating Sri Lanka under his leadership. If the team is good, then any captain will see his responsibility as a pressure, rather than enjoying it, it will be seen as normal. This is not the case with Shakib.
In an interview recently, Shakib said he did not want to see captaincy as an additional pressure. Not only that, but after the captaincy or the courage to increase Shakib has increased Tigers' Test and T-Twenty captain said, "The captaincy never seemed to be an excessive pressure to me. After being captain, my courage has increased rather. I am captain of age cricket, not even me. I feel like I was in the Under-17 team. That's never happened captaincy. After my captaincy, my courage has increased. "

Earlier, in the Test series against the West Indies in 2009, he was the first captain ever. Captain Shakib was unbeaten on 96 in the second innings as well as eight wickets in two innings in the second match of the series.
It can be said that he won the match by leading the front from the Caribbean side. In memorizing the Test, Shakib said, 'Which I said, the courage has increased a lot after being the captain. That helped me play better. '
Shakib was appointed as the captain from 2009 to 2011. After the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011, Shakib was removed from the captaincy. It is sad to say that Shakib has to be removed. Although Shakib is not very bad about this issue.
He said, 'sorry, it's okay. I did not want captaincy or did not move myself (laughter)! Captaincy is not available, nor is there anything available to me. In 2011, there was no problem with losing the captaincy. Maybe it might be for the miner at that time, now it is no more. '