'Captivated' by Sir Viv

It has been a tumultuous 24 hours or so for Bangladesh remain in skipper Mahmudullah Riyad. In the wake of playing his last amusement in the Pakistan Super League on Saturday night, he came back to Bangladesh for two or three hours on Sunday and quickly took the flight for Sri Lanka with the group. 

Bangladesh began their first instructional meeting at the P Sara Oval in Colombo and just before going for the warm up Mahmudullah was gotten some information about his experience of investing energy with and gaining from outstanding amongst other batsmen ever in West Indian awesome Sir Vivian Richards, who is the coach of Mahmudullah's PSL side Quetta Gladiators. 

As much as his words, it was Mahmudullah's response that indicated the amount he esteemed the experience; there was a sort of delight as he described his chance with the first Master Blaster. 

"Viv is a phenomenal individual," Mahmudullah revealed to The Daily Star. He included: "In spite of being an enormous star of the amusement and somebody who all cricketers would need to gain from, when you converse with him you won't feel that as he is so rational and such a carefree individual. 

"He can gel with players; Viv is loaded with life. The greatest thing about him is his sincerity and you won't get the sentiment anything counterfeit at whatever point he addresses you as he gabs and gives support. I was fortunate to have him in my group a year ago too and to be straightforward I have just a single thing to state: I am enraptured," said Mahmudullah, who appeared to be loaded with vitality as he entered the ground for preparing.