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Shakib Al Hasan and wife (Source: X)
Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan's life hasn't been easy in the last few weeks. After the political unrest started in Bangladesh, he was questioned and abused by the fans for remaining silent on the matter. But now, people on social media have started accusing him of cheating on his wife, Umme Ahmed Shishir. However, his wife took to social media to defend her husband and denied all the claims and rumours surfacing on the internet.
She wrote on Facebook, "He’s still the same person I met 13 years ago as a life partner he’s 100/100 and we have a beautiful family Alhamdulillah! Please stop this online rumours don’t always believe what’s on social media it’s all about cut and paste pictures don’t speak the whole story."
It's been 13 years since the couple got married and are in a happy relationship. While Shakib's life has always been quite controversial, fans use each opportunity to create a mess in his life for no reason. His wife has also urged the fans not to believe social media edits and called them fake. Amidst these situations, Shakib is all set to travel to Pakistan to play in the 2-match Test series. He's one of the best all-rounders in the world and certainly doesn't deserve this treatment from the fans of his own nation.
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Bangladesh have traveled to Pakistan amidst the chaos
For the upcoming Pakistan series, Bangladesh has travelled to the neighbouring country amidst the chaos happening back at home. They had to delay their travel plans but finally reached Pakistan and now have requested the PCB to allow them to practice ahead of the series.
Shakib Al Hasan has also travelled with the team. Earlier, he was with the Global T20 Canada, playing for the Bangla Tigers Mississauga. He didn't have a brilliant tournament, and now he will have to switch to red-ball cricket, which is his forte. Moreover, the series falls under the WTC cycle, so it's important for both teams.