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Hasina-linked Bangladeshi cricketer willing to return for murder trial

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A 39-year-old Bangladeshi cricketer with ties to former PM Sheikh Hasina has expressed willingness to face a murder trial in his home country. The player is currently in exile but has indicated he is ready to return if his safety can be assured. Despite the legal troubles, he has not announced retirement from international cricket. He hopes to play one final home series for Bangladesh and represent the country at the 2027 ODI World Cup.

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