Bangladesh cricket team is on a tour of India to play a bilateral series. The Tigers finished their two-match Test series against Team India.

The three match T20 series is going on. Mahmudullah Riyad, the former captain of the Bangladesh cricket team, has announced his retirement from international T20 at the end of this series.

Mahmudullah Riyad made his T20 debut on 1 September 2007 against Kenya in Nairobi. Since then, this star all-rounder has played 139 T20 matches for the national team in 17 long years. Along with collecting 2 thousand 395 runs with the bat, he also hunted 40 wickets with the ball.

Mahmudullah Riyad led the Bangladesh team in 43 matches in T20. Bangladesh won 16 under him. And lost in 26 matches.

Mahmudullah Riyad led the Bangladesh team in 6 Test matches. Bangladesh won a Test under his leadership. Lost in 4. Another Test was drawn.

He retired from Tests in 2021 after playing an impeccable innings of a career-best 150 runs, suffering from neglect and neglect. Riyad scored 2 thousand 914 runs with the help of 5 centuries and 15 fifties with the bat. And he hunted 43 wickets with the ball.

After retiring from Tests, he was playing ODIs and T20Is. In the first match of the current tour to India, the team's batting failed to take hold during the disaster. On the second ball of the batting, he was caught for a boundary. 1 run from 2 balls.

After Riyad got out as the fourth batsman for 43 runs, the Bangladesh team was cornered. Since then Riyadh has been criticized. Mahmudullah is also being trolled on social media by saying 'Murubbi Murubbi Uhu Uhu'. Maybe because of that criticism, the 39-year-old star cricketer has announced his retirement from T20.