Gordon Greenidge-Zahir Abbas coming to Dhaka Lit Fest

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The legendary Indian batsman Zaheer Abbas is coming to Dhaka and the former coach of Bangladesh Gordon Greenidge is coming to Dhaka. The two legends are coming to Dhaka to give a speech on the last day of the festival.

Gordon Greenidge will address a session called ‘I On the Ball’ on the last day of the Lit Fest, which will be accompanied by former Pakistan batter Zaheer Abbas, former Bangladesh cricketer Yusuf Babu and former Zimbabwean batter Hamilton Masakadza.

Greenidge was the coach of the Bangladesh team that won the 1997 ICC trophy. He also played the title of the Tigers as the coach of the 1999 World Cup. He also had a lot of names as a game, and he scored 7,558 runs in 108 Tests and 5,134 runs in 128 ODIs in addition to winning two World Cups in the Ost Indies.

On the other hand, Zaheer Abbas also played the same match, and scored 5,62 runs in 78 Tests after making his international debut against New Zealand in 1969. He scored 2,562 runs in 62 ODIs and scored more than 100 centuries in first-class cricket.

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