Mahmudullah announces retirement from Test cricket

Mahmudullah, who leads the Bangladesh T20I team, has captained the national side in six Test matches. The Bangladesh all-rounder, who made his come back to Test cricket earlier this year in Zimbabwe brought up his fifth hundred in the longer format as he scored an unbeaten 150, and guided his side to a 220-run win against the African nation.

Mahmudullah announced his retirement through a statement, and reckoned that it is the right time to end his Test career. He further added that he will continue playing ODIs and T20Is for Bangladesh. 

“I want to extend my gratitude to the BCB President for supporting me when I returned to the Test team. I thank my teammates and the support staff for always encouraging me and believing in my ability. It has been an absolute honour and privilege to play Test cricket for Bangladesh and I will cherish the many memories. Although I am retiring from Tests, I will still be playing ODIs and T20 internationals and really looking forward to continue giving my best for my country in white ball cricket,” said Mahmudullah who is the current Bangladesh T20I captain.