Fast bowler Nahid Rana left the country to play the Pakistan Super League (PSL) on April 26, where he will be the part of Peshwar Zalmi.
PSL will be the Bangladesh's speedsters first franchise tournament outside of the country.
Even though Bangladesh were busy with playing the Test series against Zimbabwe at home, the team management decided to give him the NOC after the first Test.
Hence he was not in the squad for the second Test, a match that Bangladesh will play to avoid a whitewash at the hands of Zimbabwe for the first time on home soil.
Liton Das and legspinner Rishad Hossain were the two other Bangladesh players to have got the opportunity to play the PSL after 39 Bangladesh players put their name in the draft.
Liton was acquired by Karachi Kings and was granted NOC for whole season but an unfortunate injury forced his return to the country even before the PSL starts.
Rishad, meanwhile, continued to impress in every match he is playing for the Lahore Qalanders.
Nahid, who created sensation with his raw pace was hot cake in PSL draft. He was placed in gold category and got the team in the first call as Peshwar Zalmi roped in his service without any reservation.
Peshwar are in the fourth spot in the point table after securing two wins in five matches. They will play their sixth match in Lahore today.
Considering the position in the point table, Peshware's aspiration to play playoffs looked in limbo.
"I have the confidence on myself," Nahid Rana told the reporters ahead of leaving the country. "I want to give my best for my team Peshwar. Hopefully I will thrive in here."
