Cricketer Leon from fielder

Sports reporter: In 2010, when Shakib Al Hasan is leading the national team, Nathan Lyon is cutting the Adelaide Oval grass! It literally means that The off-spinner was the field worker, before that he worked on the Manuka Oval of Canberra. What is the wicket of the Sher-e-Bangla stadium in Mirpur, which is better than the Lean to guess, and where to get Australia! Even though Leon says that he is lying on the wrong path.

As a preparatory to handle Graeme Swann in the Ashes, Australia's team went on to find an off-spinner. Former Australian cricketer Mike Hussey said this when he told the days of identification with Leone, "When I saw him on the first day, he was tenderly drawn from the roller of the Adelaide field. Local cricketers thought that playing him (lion) could be a good preparation. There was a special thing in him, but he did not think he would play the Test. 'Lion did not think that the direction of life would change in this way. Then he made his debut in domestic cricket a month, playing in the Big Bash T-Twenty and Test debut in one year. 67 Test matches have been played one by one; It took 247 wickets Lyon is now Australia's highest wicket-taker off-spinner, with 141 of Hugh Trumpell being named 'GeoT' or 'Greatest of All Time' by teammates. Leiyn also believes in Australia's spin attack on Bangladesh tour.

He has taken 5 wickets in 9 innings, five times against India and 5 wickets against Test debut against Sri Lanka. India's tour of India earlier this year has 5 wickets in the innings twice. In all, Leone's performance against the sub-continental teams is sharp, so Bangladesh is concerned about him.
The wicket can become the real friend of the spinner. If 22 yards allow a chest to help, then the spinner can shed the mystery of the mystery! As a former ground worker, Leiyan is going to capture the mystery of the new form of 'home of cricket'. But in the press conference yesterday, the manuscript remained in the mouth, "There has been no study in the field service for the past seven years. I have forgotten Vidyata. But it seems that the traditional wickets Whoever wins the toss will want to bat, this is the unwritten rule in the subcontinent. '