Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan broke the stumps twice in a fit of rage after the on-field umpire turned down his review for an lbw appeal during a Dhaka Premier League game.

Playing for the Mohammedan Sporting Club, Shakib’s appeal for an lbw against Mushfiqur Rahim of Abaha was turned down, which caused the left-hander to charge towards the umpire in anger before kicking the stumps angrily with his left foot. Shakib was later seen in a heated altercation with the on-field umpire as his teammates converged around him.

The 34-year old was at it yet again a few overs later after the umpire signalled the ground staff to cover the main pitch with rain pelting down in the sixth over of the second innings. Mohammaden, who had restricted Abaha to 31-3 in 5.5 overs, were in the driver’s seat before rain came after they managed 145-6 in their 20 overs.

Shakib, clearly unhappy with the decision to halt play, was infuriated yet again as he proceeded to rip the stumps out of the ground with his hands before throwing them down on the ground whilst engaging in another heated war of words with the umpire.

This is not the first time that the Bangladesh all-rounder has been in hot water for breaking the stumps during a game. In 2016, during an Asia Cup game against Pakistan, Shakib smashed the stumps with his bat after being dismissed by Mohammad Amir in the 18th over of the second innings.

Watch the videos of Shakib Al Hasan breaking the stumps as he takes on the umpires:

Shit Shakib..! You cannot do this. YOU CANNOT DO THIS. #DhakaLeague It’s a shame. pic.twitter.com/WPlO1cByZZ

— Saif Hasnat (@saifhasnat) June 11, 2021

One more… Shakib completely lost his cool. Twice in a single game. #DhakaLeague Such a shame! Words fell short to describe these… Chih… pic.twitter.com/iUDxbDHcXZ

— Saif Hasnat (@saifhasnat) June 11, 2021

The player later apologised for his behaviour with a post on his Facebook page:

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