Bangladesh’s ace wicketkeeper Mushfiqur Rahim penned down an apology to his  Beximco Dhaka’s teammate Nasum Ahmed after allegedly trying to punch the 26-year-old bowler during their clash against Fortune Barishal. Dhaka’s skipper Rahim lost his cool during the crunch clash as he was caught throwing a punch on Ahmed over a miss-communication. Rahim was criticized massively on social-media for his unprofessional behavior and was smashed by the Twitteratis.

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Mushfiqur Rahim Apologizes To Nasum Ahmed

However, the 33-year-old Bangladeshi has now apologized to his fellow teammate via his Instagram account. Rahim posted a photo with Ahmed while expressing regret for his immature behavior on the field. He scripted a social-media post while saying sorry to Ahmed and his fans.

It looks like Mushfiqur Rehman ate humble pie after his bizarre act yesterday and made amends with Nasum Ahmed off the field. Beximco Dhaka have a very crucial tie coming up against Gazi Group Chattogram in the second qualifier of Bangabandhu T20 2020 league. The Dhaka side will be happy that their players are on the same page before their do-or-die outing.

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What really happened between Rahim and Ahmed?

Beximco Dhaka outplayed Fortune Barishal in the knockout stage of Bangabandhu T20 league. However, Dhaka’s skipper Mushfiqur Rahim became the bell of the ball with his below the belt stunt of trying to throw a punch on his own teammate.

Barishal’s Afif Hossain’s mistimed the ball which came crashing into Rahim’s gloves. At the same time, Nasum Ahmed came running for the catch and collided with Rahim, spoiling the almost perfect catch. Ahmed’s ignorant effort fumed the Dhaka’s skipper and the matter became obscene.

Ahmed, on the other end, kept his cool and didn’t react to Rahim’s immature behavior. Dhaka’s teammates gathered around to calm down the matter and later celebrated the important wicket.

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