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Shakib and Lakmal war of words in test match

After the Bangaldeshi skipper Mushafiq comes their premium all-rounder Shakib who went against Sri Lankan player. Shakib was seen having some really hard words against Sri Lankan pacer Lakmal and received the same kind of treatment.


Lakmal was the batsman and when he hit the ball on the leg side and took an easy single Shakib as the bowler asked him to not run on the pitch. Now Lakmal did not run on the wicket as the replays showed. The pacer asked Shakib to make a complaint to the umpire and don’t say a thing to him.

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