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Shakib is considered the greatest cricketer Bangladesh has ever produced but his political past places the former captain in a tricky position as an interim government supervises a power transition.
He also said the second Test against India would be his last if his country's board doesn't give him a farewell match at home.
Bangladesh recorded only its second bilateral series win of two or more Tests away from home; the last was against the West Indies in 2009.
Bangladesh had lost lost 12 of their previous 13 matches against Pakistan.
The 37-year-old ex-Bangladesh captain, a former lawmaker in the Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League regime, was among 147 people against whom charges have been filed for an alleged murder during the protests in early August, according to ESPNcricinfo.
The Bangladesh captaincy has been in a state of flux, with Shakib saying he would vacate the One-Dday International role after the World Cup. The all-rounder was diagnosed with a retinal condition in his left eye last month.
Shakib fractured his finger during their win over Sri Lanka.
'I know Angelo for a long time since 2006. Yeah, I'm better within the rules', quipped Bangladesh Shakib when asked about the controversy.
After posting a formidable 364 for nine, Reece Topley (4/43) ran through Bangladesh's top order as they could muster only 227 in 48.1 overs.
The Bangladeshi team, whose World Cup campaign begins on October 7 against Afghanistan in Dharamsala, is yet to reveal who will lead the side after Tamim's exit.
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