Sources: 
Najmul Hossain Shanto emerged as Bangladesh’s resilient star by scoring twin centuries, steering the team from a precarious position to a comfortable one.
Despite the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) removing him from the ODI captaincy, Shanto maintained his composure and focused on his game. "
I am very happy (with my hundreds)," he said, reflecting on his performance. "
The preparation was good. I did some technical things in my batting, before coming on this tour. I know the conditions and opponents' threat as well. I had a plan."
His twin centuries were pivotal, described as the team’s "
biggest gain" in the match, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure and lead by example without the captaincy mantle.
Shanto’s response to the BCB’s decision was notably mature. "
He hasn't hit back at the BCB for their decision to remove him from the ODI captaincy. He hasn't made any noise before the Galle Test, nor did he display any anger with his century celebrations." This attitude highlights his professionalism and commitment to the team’s success.
The BCB appointed Mehidy Hasan Miraz as the new 50-over captain, but Shanto’s performances have reinforced his value as a key batsman for Bangladesh. His twin centuries not only boosted the team’s morale but also signaled his return to form and resilience as a top-order batsman.
Shanto’s journey reflects a blend of technical refinement, mental strength, and strategic planning, making him a vital asset for Bangladesh cricket moving forward.
Sources: Najmul Hossain Shanto starred for Bangladesh with twin centuries, guiding the team from a challenging position to comfort. Despite being removed as ODI captain by the BCB, Shanto remained focused and praised his preparation and technical adjustments ahead of the tour, highlighting his resilience and strategic approach.
