Razzak set to join BCB's High Performance Unit

Former national spinner Abdur Razzak is all set to join the Bangladesh Cricket Board's High Performance Unit from June. Razzak, who was part of the former board led by Aminul Islam that was dissolved recently, confirmed the development to Cricbuzz on Monday.

"Yes, we had a discussion and I am expected to join in June," Razzak told this website. BCB is planning to restructure HP Unit and as a result transferred the national senior assistant coach Mohammad Salahuddin as head of HP, who is expected to take over after the ongoing series against Pakistan.

Razzak, during his time as BCB director, told this website that he was looking to foray into coaching. He had worked as a member of the national selection panel before joining the board as director. Razzak obtained a Level 3 coaching certificate in January 2026 to make sure he is fully prepared for the role of a coach.

"I always wanted to be a coach for a long time and ever since I was playing cricket it was there in mind (to be a coach) but later I joined the selection panel but now once this Level three course is completed successfully I will try to come into coaching," said Razzak.

"Actually, everything is not completed just through this one coaches' programme. Throughout my entire career, whatever has happened, whatever I have learned - there are many things that I have felt are impactful and those things are actually possible to apply," he said.