Mohammad Ashraful is free to play domestic matches except BPL and International cricket. He is back to cricket field after three years. Former cricketers Khaled Mahmud Sujon and Naimur Rahman Durjoy have wished best of luck to Ashraful. They suggested Ash not to think about International cricket rather enjoy domestic games. (নিউজটি বাংলায় পড়ূন)  He was banned in 2013 and his punishment for fixing scandal started from 13 August in that year. Fans of Ashraful are delighted that he is back to cricket field once again. Khaled Mahmud Sujon and Naimur Rahman Durjoy have an impact on Ashraful's career. Sujon was the captain of Dhaka Metropolitan when Ashraful made his first-class debut in 2000. The next year in 2001, Ashraful made his Test debut against Sri Lanka and he smashed a century at the age of 17. Durjoy was not only the captain, but also the partner of him in that moment when Ash scored hundred. These two former captains wished best of luck to Mohammad Ashraful in an interview to Jagonews24.com. Khaled Mahmud said, "I know him when he was only 12-13. I had no doubt about his techniques and skills. I really felt sad to see his this kind of fate. Now I am delighted to see his comeback." The current team manager spoke about Ashraful's age and fitness, "Time will say whether he will be able to play or not. But I think he will have a good time to comeback. Players like Misbah-Ul-Haq and Younis Khan are playing around 40s. They are scoring centuries too. Why can't Ashraful do it? He is now 32, two years later he will be 34." "But I want him to continue playing domestic cricket instead of dreaming to play International cricket. Let him enjoy cricket. Time will say what is next for him," Sujon added. Ashraful's first Test captain Durjoy said, "It's a different feeling to me that Ashraful is back. I have a good relation to his International career. I was his first Test captain. I was the non-striker when he got his maiden hundred. It's an emotional moment. He walked into the wrong path and got the result for it which disappointed me and I didn't expect it from him." Like Sujon, Bangladesh's first Test captain also says the same, "I don't want Ashraful to start thinking of playing for national team. It will add extra pressure to him if he dreams of it." "It's true that his comeback will depend on a lot of things. He has to maintain a good level of fitness and performance graph. His selection to the team will depend upon board and team management. So it's tough to speak about it. Now let him enjoy domestic cricket and concentrate on it," Durjoy added. Mohammad Ashraful will comeback to competitive cricket through first-class league, Bangladesh Cricket League which will kick off from September 20. -Ruffin, Correspondent, bdcricteam.com