There is a term related to cricket that may be found on the website of Lexico. Which had its beginnings in the latter half of the 1800s. The expression "cricket-mad" refers to someone who demonstrates an excessive enthusiasm for the sport of cricket. When I was looking for the ideal word to utilize in this content, "mad at cricket" came to mind as the appropriate phrase for me to use. Anyways. My brother took this picture while he was working in the university, and I really like how it turned out. He is a fellow student at the university that I attend. While I was scanning through several images on my desktop, I came across this precious gem. It demonstrates the kind of enthusiasm that we have for cricket.
In Bangladesh, cricket is so popular that it can be easily compared to a religion. People go absolutely bonkers over it. When Bangladesh loses a match, the fans lose their minds. They also rejoiced whenever Bangladesh was victorious in a match. The government will sometimes utilize the cricket to cover up any recent topic by using propaganda in the media. People in Bangladesh have way too much passion when it comes to cricket. Way way too much. And this is how certain individuals, certain politicians, and certain media, make their money.
Recently Musfiqur Rahim was recently seen delivering an interview in which he discussed how he trains while the majority of the journalists in the room were still asleep. It seems to me that Musfiqur Rahim was only trying to elicit the followers' sympathy by using an emotive remark. Every one of the best players puts in a lot of effort, and as a result, they have become complete players. There is nothing to be gained by bragging about how much time he puts into practice. In addition, I believe that Musfiqur Rahim drew attention from all parts of the country by quoting a passage from the Quran, which is a holy book to us muslims. Because Muslims make up the vast majority of the population in our country. And he was successful in obtaining his goal. My Facebook timeline was completely taken up by the interview footage as well as his statements that were taken from the interview. The criticism that Musfiqur Rahim is subjected to was, in my opinion, manufactured because of him. Because to his immature behavior, Bangladesh Cricket lost a great deal of very essential matches. Therefore, it is reasonably predictable that he will come in for criticism from the supporters and fans. When it came to certain choices he made, Musfiqur Rahim may have been more smart. On the other hand, a man will always get what he deserves.
I'm completely obsessed with cricket, just like everyone else is, whether they like or dislike Musfiqur Rahim. We used to play on a cricket team together back when we were in school. When I say "us," I'm referring to myself and the other classmates at my school. When we used to play cricket, we used a tape tennis ball for the match. When we were younger, we competed in games against other teams from the same city or from neighboring cities. And after each match, we always had a great time hanging out. Therefore, it's safe to say that I, too, have caught the cricket fever because I adore playing the game.
My sibling possesses the same character as well. He shot the picture while he was working on his university campus, as I've already mentioned to you. On the evening of a pahela baishakh, the photograph was taken. Some of the students found themselves having fun with cricket. This photograph simply captures a sight that is common in countries that are passionate about cricket.
The photo was taken by my younger brother and i've posted the photo with his permission.