Prantik Nawrose Nabil was once a name that meant hope, excitement, and cricketing skill. The former star player for Bangladesh U19, whose clear English and sharp cricketing skills made him famous during the 2020 U19 World Cup, has quietly quit the sport.

The 21-year-old former U19 cricket player is said to have quit the sport for family reasons. Hannan Sarkar, a former national selection, recently confirmed Nabil's choice when he was asked about the young player. But the exact reason he left is still unknown because many tries to get in touch with him have been unsuccessful.

Nabil played for Bangladesh in both the 2020 and 2022 U-19 World Cups. He was on the team that won the 2020 tournament. Coming from BKSP, he stood out because he grew up in the city, went to an English-medium school, and spoke English very well. This made him a unique figure in Bangladesh cricket.

The Khulna-born player last played professional cricket in March 2023 for Mohammedan Sporting Club in the Dhaka Premier League. His last match was against Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club before retiring. That game he scored 14 runs.

There is more and more talk about Nabil's quick departure. He may have been having trouble breathing, which made it hard for him to keep playing, according to one source. Even though he tried to stay fit, he chose to quit the game in the end.

There is also doubt about his path through school. He was registered at Dhaka University, but it's not clear if he is still there or has moved to another country to study.

Many people in the Bangladesh cricket community are upset that Nabil quit the game at such a young age. His unexpected departure makes many question what issues young cricketers in the country are experiencing. He was a good young player.

His future is unclear, but Bangladesh cricket lost a fantastic young player too soon.