Mustafiz will go straight to India from Sri Lanka to play IPL?

The 10th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is going to be screened on April 5. Bangladesh Cricket Team's tour of Lanka will end with the second and last T-20 series in one-dayers. As a result, on the opening day of the IPL, Mustafizur Rahman is not going to play against Sunrisers Hyderabad against Royal Challengers Bangalore.now New players in PSL 2018 has been anounced.
But if the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) receives an unpaid letter, the left-handed pacer will go straight to India on April 7 in the last T20 match of the series. Indian media said in an interview given to the Hindustan Times, Sunrise Hyderabad's head coach Tom Moody.
Meanwhile, Indian media publishes a news item titled 'Do not play Mustafiz' in the IPL season. But Mustafiz blamed the report as "baseless". Sunrisers Hyderabad coach Tom Moody said, expecting Mustafiz to come to them .
In this context, coach Moody said, "We still hope that he will come to play for us. Although we have not yet received any formal confirmation. But hopefully we will be in the team by April 7. If you do not hear anything different from the Bangladesh Cricket Board. But we do not give up hope. '
Meanwhile, if the Mustafiz can not be found at the end, the team's mentor VVS Laxman said that his alternative player has Hyderabad, "Mustafiz Fit. But we have to wait for him. Because, before the Champions Trophy, Ireland will play a tri-series. But we have the option of Mustafiz in our team. We got two good bowlers in the auction. They are Chris Jordan and Ben Laughlin. Both of them can bowl well in the death overs. We have taken everything seriously as needed by the team. '
In the last season of the IPL, Sunrisers Hyderabad played a great role in winning the IPL title Master Mustafiz, Left-handed Pacer, who was named the best emerging cricketer in the inaugural IPL, took 17 wickets in 16 matches at an economy rate of 6.9.
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