Sports Reporter :
Dr Joy Biswas is now the pride of Bangladesh. This young Bangladeshi Physiotherapist has been appointed as the Physio of Canada U-19 Cricket team recently.
Canadian Cricket Board has given him this responsibility for the forthcoming Youth World Cup Cricket.
Dr Joy left the country on January 13 to join the Canada Under-19 Cricket team, which is now preparing for Youth World Cup.
Dr Joy told the media that it was a great pride for him as well as a challenge as Physio also.
Before this recruitment Dr Joy acted as the Physio of the Barisal Bulls. He also worked as the Physiotherapist of BCL. This recognised Physio of the Bangladesh Cricket Board has lot of experience to serve with the age group teams.
His country home is at Golachipa Upazilla in Patuakhali District. His father is Samiran Biswas, an NGO officer and his mother is Joyanti Debnath, a teacher of a government school.
Dr Joy Biswas is now the pride of Bangladesh. This young Bangladeshi Physiotherapist has been appointed as the Physio of Canada U-19 Cricket team recently.
Canadian Cricket Board has given him this responsibility for the forthcoming Youth World Cup Cricket.
Dr Joy left the country on January 13 to join the Canada Under-19 Cricket team, which is now preparing for Youth World Cup.
Dr Joy told the media that it was a great pride for him as well as a challenge as Physio also.
Before this recruitment Dr Joy acted as the Physio of the Barisal Bulls. He also worked as the Physiotherapist of BCL. This recognised Physio of the Bangladesh Cricket Board has lot of experience to serve with the age group teams.
His country home is at Golachipa Upazilla in Patuakhali District. His father is Samiran Biswas, an NGO officer and his mother is Joyanti Debnath, a teacher of a government school.
