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Bangladesh One-Day International
(ODI) skipper Mashrafe bin Mortaza
was on Friday hospitalised after being
diagnosed with dengue fever.
“He still has high fever,” said a friend
of Mortaza.
He will not be able to play matches in
the national league’s third round
because of the illness.
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)
physician Debashish Chowdhury said
they were yet to get details of his
condition.
“It’s been confirmed that he has been
diagnosed with dengue,” he said.
“I’ve spoken with the doctor at the
hospital.”
Mashrafe’s one-year-old son Sohel,
too, has been suffering from high
fever for the past several days.
Mashrafe had high fever on Thursday
afternoon after attending to his son
overnight. Source: Bangladesh ODI skipper Mashrafe hospitalised with dengue: The Hindu - Mobile edition
(ODI) skipper Mashrafe bin Mortaza
was on Friday hospitalised after being
diagnosed with dengue fever.
“He still has high fever,” said a friend
of Mortaza.
He will not be able to play matches in
the national league’s third round
because of the illness.
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)
physician Debashish Chowdhury said
they were yet to get details of his
condition.
“It’s been confirmed that he has been
diagnosed with dengue,” he said.
“I’ve spoken with the doctor at the
hospital.”
Mashrafe’s one-year-old son Sohel,
too, has been suffering from high
fever for the past several days.
Mashrafe had high fever on Thursday
afternoon after attending to his son
overnight. Source: Bangladesh ODI skipper Mashrafe hospitalised with dengue: The Hindu - Mobile edition
