Set Back For Bangladesh As Another Star Player Went Home From ICC Cricket World Cup 2023

Due to a “Family Emergency” Litton Das Went Home Which Set Back Bangladesh: Even though there is a huge need for the best players with the best physical condition, Bangladesh has made a difficult decision to send back start player home as he has a personal emergency.

So, far Bangladesh has played 7 matches and they won only one match which is disastrous to be at the bottom of the list in the World Cricket Cup 2023.

Litton Das Performance in ICC Cricket World Cup 2023

If we look the Litton’s performance in this World Cup 2023, he has scored 225 runs in seven innings at an average of 32.14 and with a strike rate of 78.39 and he has done two half-centuries and made a top score of 76 against England he played at HPCA stadium at Dharmasala.

While Bangladesh’s next two matches are with Srilanka and Australia, is considered unimportant to quality to the next round.

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Litton Das Went Back Home Due to Some Personal Emergency

As we have already seen above, Litton Das is one of the important star players in Bangladesh’s squads bangladesh has set back as Litton returned back to his country due to a personal emergency.

According to the reports, everyone thinks 29-year-old Litton and his wife Debosri Biswas Sonchita have been expecting their first child and that could be the reason for Litton’s departure. But the accurate reason to come back has been undisclosed.

Rabeeb Imam, who is the manager of the media and communications of Bangladesh Cricket Board, as well as the team’s manager for the ongoing Worldcup has confirmed the news of Litton’s departure.

“Due to a Family Emergency, Litton took a leave and will join the team ahead of the team’s training session Scheduled on November 3 in Delhi,” said Rabeeb.

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As he is scheduled to return on Friday, Litton is expecting to play Bangladesh’s penultimate league match against Sri Lanka on Monday at Arun Jaitley Stadium, New Delhi.