In Bangladesh cricket, as per their former ODI captain Mashrafe Mortaza, the concept is still a taboo and looked at differently.
Mortaza said he has been left hurt by the 'lack of respect' towards his achievements.
Gibson said Domingo will have to give the youngsters more opportunities in order to build a team for the next World Cup.
Bangladesh's new ODI skipper Tamim Iqbal has admitted that it will be an arduous task to fill Mashrafe Mortaza's shoes as a leader straight away.
Tamim is Bangladesh's leading scorer in ODIs, having compiled 7,202 runs since making his debut in 2007.
Mortaza will, however, continue to make himself available for selection and isn't retiring just yet.
Tamim's 158 led the way for the home side as they survived a late onslaught from Donald Tiripano to win by four runs in the 2nd ODI in Sylhet.
Mashrafe, 36, stayed as captain even after becoming a member of parliament for the ruling party in 2018. That affected his form as he claimed just one wicket in eight matches in the World Cup in England last year.
Hassan said that 36-year old Mortaza asked to be left out of the list in order to pave the way for younger talent to join the team, and the board accepted his request at their meeting on the day.
The Board are left in limbo over an exact date for Mortaza’s farewell as they had not received any communication from the captain regarding his future.