Mashrafee’s bracelet auction on Sunday
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Mashrafee’s bracelet auction on Sunday
|| CF Correspondent ||
As the novel coronavirus wreaks havoc across the world, cricketers around the world have been doing their bit in the fight against the pandemic putting up their respective equipment for auction.
Bangladesh all-time best ODI captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza joined his fellow mates Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim in being among Bangladesh cricketers letting go of a piece of personal history for a good cause, auctioning the bracelet with which he possessed for 18 years to raise funds for the fight against COVID-19.
Mashrafee bracelet that he is wearing for last 18 years will be put up in auction by Auction 4 Action and the base price is TK Five Lakh in the Auction 4 Action platform.
Mashrafe, the former captain of the Bangladesh team, is working there to eradicate the corona and stand by the affected people. Mashrafe is active in preventing corona in his birthplace Narail and constituency. Doing everything possible, Mashrafe Bin Mortaza is continuing his charity and social works to support the country's Coronavirus victims.
Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, an MP from the Narail-2, has recently arranged some combined harvester machines and other equipment for the farmers of his home district Narail, where sufficient numbers of labour are not available due to lockdown, following deadly Covid-19.
The Narail Express Foundation (NEF), the charity run by Bangladesh cricket's most successful captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, launched a mobile medical unit in the first week of April to serve his home district during the coronavirus pandemic.
Earlier, Mashrafe helped 1,200 families by providing them with food and groceries. He also provided 500 PPEs (personal protective equipment) for the health-workers of Narail in addition to donating his half- month salary for the country' Corona virus victims along with other national coloured cricketers.
