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Mahmudullah. hoped for a 'nightmare' to return home

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Critics were looking forward to returning to the family in order to forget the nightmare of terrorist attacks in Christchurch mosque, to return to normal life in the safe country of the country. Mahmudullah, who led the Test team in New Zealand, reached Dhaka, said they were very fortunate because they were able to return.

Bangladesh cricket team arrived in Dhaka on Saturday night at 10:40 pm. Mahmudullah briefly responded there.

"How do I start ... we are very lucky. We're sitting here, in your request for all. I have been able to return to parents, family, and friends. "

The Test captain, who has seen Christchurch's visit to the mosque on Friday afternoon, said the Test captain's acting captain.

"It cannot describe what we are in, what we saw. Such cases are very unexpected in countries like New Zealand. I could not sleep properly, all of our team all night. When I was in the room, I realized how lucky we were. And the biggest thing is that such a thing happened in the country like New Zealand is very sad. "

           Mahmudullah

After that incident, cricketers were thinking of returning to the country as soon as possible. Return them back to their comfort.

"When we are talking to the board, they promptly returned to us, thanks to BCB, also thanking the patron brother. They brought us safely back home. Thanks to everyone. Gratitude to all. "

"Prayers may come out of this mental state so that we can get out soon. And thanks to the New Zealand Cricket Board. "

Christchurch was scheduled to start from Saturday, the third and final Test of the New Zealand-Bangladesh series. Before Friday prayers on Friday, gunmen shot dead at two mosques in Christchurch, 49 people were killed.

One of those two mosques went to Al Nur mosque to pray for the Bangladesh team players. Al Nur Mosque near the Hagley Oval, where Bangladesh team was practicing. For a little while, the team was protected from the attack.

After the attack on the mosque, Bangladesh team manager Khaled Masud said that the team had gone near 50 yards of the mosque by bus. After seeing the bloody people coming out of the mosque they stopped.

After coming down from the bus, they came back from the hagley park in the field. After returning to the hotel. And if they reached 3-4 minutes before, they used to stay inside the mosque.

After the horrific attack, the test was canceled. The following day the cricketers caught in the streets of Dhaka.

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