Sandeep Sarkar, Kolkata: At one time it was thought that he will play for India. India has played for this team. However, the dream of representing the senior team was not fulfilled.

That Anushtup Majumdar later became a crisis man in Bengal cricket. Led the team in the Ranji Trophy. Whenever the team was in danger, he fought with the bat. The team score is 29/3, Hooghly’s cricketer has become a fortress. Fear of follow-on down to chase the run? Anushtupai gave the guardrail. Maidan fondly called Ruku. He was still playing for Bengal at the age of 42.

But this time Anushtup is going to make a big decision about his career. He may have played the last match in the Bengal jersey. The thought of retirement is going on in Ruku’s head. Not by playing a farewell match, but may say goodbye to twenty-two yards in silence.

Only if he is told by CAB to play the farewell match.

But why suddenly such a decision? The fact is, the CAB had issued a notification asking for the coaches of different age groups of Bengal. Anushtup and Arindam Ghosh applied for it. Both played domestic cricket last season as well. Both were interviewed by the panel of Arun Lal, Kalyan Chowdhury and Devang Gandhi on May 14.

It was heard that Anushtup is in the race to get the responsibility of Bengal’s junior team. He has also informed the three-member panel constituted by CAB that he will quit cricket if he gets an opportunity to coach.

But why such a silent farewell? Anushtup himself did not want to go straight. Even now, he chooses to play the format. But last Ranji TrophyBatter Anustup didn’t cut it well. Questions have also been raised about his fitness. So he decided to keep the pair of shoes initially. If you get the responsibility of the coach, you will announce your retirement. If not? CAB can play the farewell match only if it is proactive. He himself has no will at least.

A colorful character who scored 9699 runs in domestic cricket may bid farewell to cricket in silence. Similarly, Arindam Ghosh will also retire if given the opportunity to coach.

Zafar stood back

Arun Lal-Debanga-Kalyan was supposed to interview four more aspirants to become Bengal’s senior coach on the orders of CAB president Sourav Gangopadhyay. However, Wasim Zafar, one of the heavyweight candidates in the coach’s race, has withdrawn himself. He said that the conversation had taken place elsewhere. The remaining three – Shaun Tate, Surinder Bhave and Sabir Ali – have been interviewed. Sean TateVery positive committee about who. Among them, Sabir may be given the responsibility of Pacers.

Laxmiratan Shukla, Manoj Tiwari and Wriddhiman Saha are in the race to become the coach of the senior team. However, it is reported that Riddhi is being considered in charge of the U-23 team. However, the final decision will be taken by CAB President Sourav Gangopadhyay.