Bangladesh Cricket Board official Jalal Yunus said on Saturday that driving all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan, alongside pace bowler Mustafizur Rahman and wicket-manager player Nurul Hasan, will miss the forthcoming release of Bangladesh Cricket Association's one-day competition as they are planned to participate in the Abu Dhabi T10 association. Alongside the triplet, uncapped pacer Mrittonjoy Chowdhury will likewise miss the BCL as he will highlight in the T10 competition, planned to be held from November 23 to December 4. In the interim, the BCL will be played from November 20 to 27. BCB is sorting out the BCL to plan for the impending home series against India, containing three ODIs followed by the two-match Test series. "Indeed, they (the triplet addressing the public group) won't play the BCL one-day form as they will play in the Abu Dhabi T10," BCB's cricket tasks director, Yunus, told Cricket. "They will show up on November 30 to get ready for the impending home series against India. I figure playing in unfamiliar associations will assist them with getting better in more limited design cricket. We feel the more they play in such associations, the more they will learn," he added. The BCL one-day design matches will be played at BKSP on November 20, 22 and 24 while the last, a day-night undertaking, will be held at the Sher-e-Bangla Public Arena on November 27. It just so happens, the BCB had chosen to begin the competition on November 26 however as the 'A' cooperative people will be caught up with playing against their Indian partners, who thus are supposed to show up on November 25 to play two four-day games, they selected to start the competition prior. BCB had additionally wanted to have BCL's top of the line contest following the 50-over rivalry yet as public players won't be accessible, they have racked the thought for now. "See, we believe that the public players should partake in BCL's more drawn out form, so we are wanting to hold it when everybody is free and that is the explanation we will play it at a reasonable time as opposed to coordinating it following the 50-over BCL," said an individual from the determination board. It is perceived that the previously mentioned competition could be played after the fulfillment of Bangladesh Chief Association, country's solitary establishment based T20 competition, planned to start from January 6.