Shanta opened up about the tumultuous days in the student movement

Bangladesh was in turmoil from July 16 to August 5. It started around the quota reform movement. Which later turned into a demand for the downfall of the government. Sheikh Hasina's government was finally forced to leave power in the face of the student uprising.

Since the start of the quota reform movement, some cricketers have been active on social media. They expressed their support to the students' movement. Bangladesh team is now in Rawalpindi to play Test series against Pakistan. National team captain Nazmul Hossain Shanto spoke today (Tuesday) about those tumultuous days before the first Test.

Shanto said at the press conference, 'The last few days have been very difficult for us. very sad Everyone has struggled a lot. Which none of us expected. There is no point in dwelling on what has happened. You have to move forward. But overall the situation was.'

'It was very difficult for every family, for every person. Hopefully, we can spend the coming days well. As cricketers we want our games to be done right. May we play the games healthy. I hope so. '- added the Bangladesh captain.