Bangladesh are going to be a formidable opponent for Scotland in their first T20 World Cup encounter. However, Scotland won both of its scheduled practice matches and are well prepared to face Bangladesh. The match will start at 8 p.m. (Bangladesh Standard Time) on October 17 (Sunday). The winner of this match will likely finish top in their group; therefore, this is an important fixture for both sides. The match preview of Bangladesh vs. Scotland in the T20 World Cup 2021 is discussed in this article.        Notable T20I Record between Bangladesh and Scotland So far, Bangladesh have only played one T20 match against Scotland. The Scottish national team won the lone match by 34 runs back in 2012. Here are some of the highlights of that match.  Batted first, Scotland scored 162 in their allocated 20 overs. Bangladesh were bowled out for 128 runs in response. Read Toppers List at the end of the IPL 2021 # Shakib Al Hasan scored the highest 31 runs for Bangladesh. On the other side, Richie Berrington scored a century (100) for Scotland. # Mashrafe Mortaza and Abdur Razzak took two wickets each for Bangladesh. On the other hand, Joshua Davey and Rana Haq bagged three wickets each for Scotland.   # Mashrafe Mortaza had the best bowling figures (2/22) for Bangladesh, while Joshua Davey (3/23) had the best bowling figures for Scotland.       Read: Short format, long wait for pandemic-affected T20 World Cup Bangladesh Team   Bangladesh openers failed in the warm-up matches, therefore finding the right opening combination is Bangladesh's most difficult challenge at the present. Reports suggest that the team management is now keen to open the innings with Liton Das and Soumya Sarkar. Depending on the nature of the pitch, Bangladesh may decide to include a couple of spinners in the playing XI.    Three impactful players of Bangladesh  Mahmudullah Riyad: T20I: 102 | Runs: 1,771 | HS: 64* | SR: 118.69 | Wkts: 33 | BBI: 3/18 | SR: 23.90 Shakib Al Hasan: T20I: 88 | Runs: 1,763 | HS: 84 | SR: 121.41 | Wkts: 106 | BBI: 5/20 | SR: 18.40 Mustafizur Rahman: T20I: 52 | Wkts: 76 | BBI: 5/22 | Econ: 7.48 | SR: 14.90 Read Dravid to be Team India's next head coach? Predicted Playing XI: Mohammad Naim, Liton Das, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim, Mahmudullah Riyad, Afif Hossain, Soumya Sarkar, Mohammad Saifuddin, Nasum Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman, Taskin Ahmed    Scotland Team Scotland have some excellent T20 players in its roster and can shock any team in the world on any given day. Scotland are in good form and they may stick with the same lineup against Bangladesh that took part in the last practice match. Three impactful players of Scotland Calum MacLeod: T20I: 53 | Runs: 1,114 | HS: 74 | 50s: 7 | SR: 114.02 Richie Berrington: T20I: 66 | Runs: 1,517 | HS: 100 | SR: 128.12 | Wkts: 27 | BBI: 3/17 | SR: 18.50 read Chennai beats Kolkata in final to clinch 4th IPL title Joshua Davey: T20I: 23 | Wkts: 25 | BBI: 4/34 | Econ: 8.21 | SR: 19.50 Predicted Playing XI: George Munsey, Kyle Coetzer (Captain), Ollie Hairs, Richie Berrington, Calum MacLeod ,Cross (Wicket-Keeper), Christopher Greaves, Joshua Davey, Christopher Sole, Alasdair Evans, Hamza Tahir Read: T20 World Cup 2021: Bangladesh's Group Stage Fixtures Verdict  Winning the first match would boost confidence among the players. Therefore, both sides would be ready to give it their best in this encounter. Bangladesh did not do well in the practice matches, but the results exposed the true weaknesses of the squad. Bangladesh team management must come up with a proper plan in the main event of the T20 World Cup 2021. Otherwise, they would not be able to showcase their true potential in the competition. On the other side, Scotland would be looking to maintain their perfect (T20 match) record against Bangladesh.   Read Youth ODI: Bangladesh lose series opener against Sri Lanka

The bilateral series between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe will begin on July 7 this year. Bangladesh will face Zimbabwe in a one-off Test, three One-Day Internationals, and three Twenty20 matches. According to the statistics between the two countries, Bangladesh are well ahead of Zimbabwe in all formats. Bangladesh have won three bilateral limited-overs series and drawn a Test series in Zimbabwe. Individually, some players will have the opportunity to achieve individual milestones while participating in the series. In this edition, we highlighted a few expected personal milestones that can be achieved during the BAN vs. ZIM 2021 series. Individual milestones that can be achieved in BAN vs. ZIM 2021 series 12K International Runs World no.1 all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan needs only 48 runs to complete his 12,000 international runs. So far, Shakib has scored 11,952 runs across all formats in the international arena.    Read: BAN vs. ZIM Series 2021: Key ODI Records  4K runs for Bangladesh Captain Bangladesh’s Test captain MominulHaque has scored 3,896 runs in 78 international appearances for the Tigers. Mominul only requires 104 runs to reach the 4,000 runs landmark for Bangladesh. 3K International Runs Out-of-form wicket-keeper batsman Liton Das will complete his 3,000 international runs milestones for Bangladesh if he scores 40 more runs during the series against Zimbabwe. 1K International Runs Mosaddek Hossain will complete his 1,000 international runs for Bangladesh in the upcoming series. He has scored 970 runs in 55 matches and requires only 30 runs to reach the milestone. Read Who is the favorite to win DPL T20 Cricket League? 200 International Wickets Skiddy pacer Rubel Hossain needs only 7 wickets to complete his 200 international wickets for Bangladesh. Rubel has taken 193 wickets in 159 appearances for the tigers. 150 ODI Wickets Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam requires only 3 wickets to reach the 150 international wickets milestone. Taijul has bagged 147 wickets in 44 appearances for Bangladesh.  100 International Catches Tamim Iqbal needs 5 and Shakib Al Hasan requires 6 more catches to complete 100 international catches for Bangladesh. Read BAN vs Zim 2021: BCB May Use the Zimbabwe Series as an Opportunity to Find New Talents 4K Test runs All-rounder Shakib Al Hasan requires only 70 runs to complete 4,000 Test runs. Shakib has scored 3,930 runs in 57 Tests for the tigers’. 1K T20I runs Top order batsman Soumya Sarkar needs only 49 runs to complete 1,000 twenty20 international runs. Soumya has scored 951 runs in 53 twenty20 matches for Bangladesh.  200 ODI Appearances Mahmudullah Riyad will complete his 200 ODI appearances for Bangladesh if he plays all three matches in the limited-over series against Zimbabwe. Read BAN vs AUS 2021: Australia Announce Squad For The Bangladesh T20 Series 4K ODI runs Veteran Zimbabwe batsman Sean Williams requires 42 runs to complete 4,000 One Day International runs. Williams has scored 3,958 runs in 136 ODIs for Zimbabwe. 3K ODI runs Middle-order batsman SikandarRaza needs 144 runs to complete his 3,000 ODI runs for Zimbabwe. SikandarRaza has scored 2,856 runs in 103 matches. 1K T20I runs Two senior batsmen of Zimbabwe, Sean Williams and Brendon Taylor may complete their 1,000 T20I runs in the upcoming series against Bangladesh. Sean needs 55 runs, while Taylor requires 66 runs to reach the milestone. ReadRacism in Cricket: Five Racist Incidents in the Gentleman’s Game 50 Test Wickets Pacer Kyle Jarvis needs only 4 wickets to complete 50 Test wickets milestone. Jarvis has bagged 46 wickets in 13 appearances for Zimbabwe. 50 Test Dismissals Wicket-Keeper Chakabva needs only 1 dismissal to complete 50 Test dismissals. 200 ODI Appearances Brendon Taylor is only 1 match away to complete his 200 ODI appearances for Zimbabwe. Read DPL T20 2021: Prime Bank Propel to Top 50 T20I Appearances Sean Williams will complete his 50 T20I appearances if he plays all three matches in the twenty20 series against Bangladesh. 10K International Runs Brendon Taylor will complete his 10,000 international runs milestones for Zimbabwe if he scores 389 runs during the series against Bangladesh. 6K International Runs Sean Williams is only 63 runs shy to complete his 6,000 international runs for Zimbabwe. Read How New Zealand can become world's No.1 Test team ahead of WTC final against India 200 International Appearances Sean Williams will complete his 200 international appearances during the series against Bangladesh. So far, he has played 197 international matches for Zimbabwe.  Bottom Line Cricketers from both teams will have the opportunity to achieve their expected personal milestones during the BAN vs. ZIM 2021 series. On the other hand, the Bangladesh team management would be eager to better their records in Zimbabwe. The Team Tigers have a strong chance of achieving that target with their current setup. Read Has Shakib learned from his mistakes?

Coming into the fourth round of the ongoing Banglabandhu Dhaka Premier Division Twenty20 Cricket League, Mohammedan Sporting Club suffered their first defeat at the hands of Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club on Monday at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium.  It was Nurul Hasan Sohan, the wicketkeeper-batsman, whose previous highest score this season was just 22, who came up with a whirlwind 66 off 34 deliveries with four fours and five sixes and helped his team to post a challenging total of 161 runs for five in 20 overs.  Read: Dhaka League T20: Khelaghar shock Abahani Mohammedan failed to chase down the target of 162 despite a 43-ball 57 by Nadif Chowdhury. Ebadat Hossain and Enamul Haque bagged three early wickets to destroy their top-order, and Mohammedan failed to recover from that early damage.  Sheikh Jamal won the toss and batted in an unexpected way to score only 85 runs for five in 15 0vers. But in the last five overs, they added 76 runs without losing any more wickets, thanks to some big hittings from Nurul and Ziaur Rahman who ended up on 35 off 17 balls with one four and three sixes.  Shakib Al Hasan and Abu Hider took two wickets each. Abu Hider conceded 53 runs in four overs.  Read: Taskin, Abu Jayed overshadow Mustafizur’s five-for In reply, Mohammedan slumped to 15/4, and at the very early stage of the game, they lost the race. Pavez Hossain Emon, who hit a fifty in the previous game, suffered a duck this time around. Along with him, Irfan Sukkur, who also had hit a fifty in the second game of the season, suffered second consecutive duck, and in between them, Shakib only posted two runs.    Mohammedan’s last ray of hope was the bats of Shamsur Rahman and Nadif Chowdhey, who came up with a 48-run stand in the fifth wicket partnership. But they eventually ended up on 145 for eight in 20 overs and lost the game by 16 runs.    For Sheikh Jamal, Enamul bagged three wickets while Ziaur took two.    In the other two games of the day, Gazi Group Cricketers beat Legends of Rupganj by seven wickets and Prime Bank Cricket Club beat Partex Sporting Club by 72 runs at BKSP.    Soumya Sarkar hit 53 off 43 balls with four fours and two sixes for Gazi while Mohammad Mithun was the best batsman for Prime Bank scoring 57 off 36 deliveries with three fours and as many as sixes. For Prime Bank, Rubel Hossain bagged four wickets conceding 30 runs in four overs. It was his first game in the season.

Bangladesh had a realistic chance of whitewashing Sri Lanka after winning the first two matches of the series. However, Bangladesh were completely outplayed by a confident and exuberant Lankan side in the third ODI, losing by 97 runs to the visitors. Bangladesh's overall performance were unsatisfactory despite winning the ODI series against Sri Lanka for the first time. There is still a lack of confidence, especially among the younger generation. Bangladesh would not be able to compete effectively on the international stage if the rising cricketers do not remain consistent. Bangladesh player ratings of the ODI series are discussed in this article. Performance ratings of Bangladesh players in the ODI series After the end of the BAN-SL ODI series, we compiled ratings for all the participating players of Bangladesh, which is mentioned below. Bangladesh Tamim Iqbal (7/10) M: 3 | Runs: 82 | Ave: 27.33 | HS: 52 | 100s: 0 Bangladesh skipper Tamim Iqbal became the first Bangladeshi batsman to reach 12,000 international runs after scoring a half-century in the first match of the series. But batsman Tamim was lackluster in the remaining two matches of the series. However, he deserves praise for winning the series against Sri Lanka as captain. Read: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka 2021: 3rd ODI Match Preview Liton Das (1/10) M: 2 | Runs: 25 | Ave: 12.50 | HS: 25 | 100s: 0 Liton Das is having a tough time with the bat right now. He has been unable to score runs since the Windies series in January of this year. Liton only managed to score 25 runs in this series. Eventually, he was dropped and Mohammad Naim replaced Liton in the opening slot for the third ODI. Mohammad Naim (1/10) M: 1 | Runs: 1 | Ave: 1.00 | HS: 1 | 100s: 0 Mohammad Naim was unable to take advantage of his inclusion in the playing XI. Like other youngsters, Naim also struggled with the bat and was out after just scoring one run. Shakib Al Hasan (4/10) M: 3 | Runs: 19 | Ave: 6.33 | HS: 15 | 100s: 0 | Wickets: 3 | Econ: 4.48 | BBI: 2/38 | 5W: 0 Bangladesh team had high expectations from Shakib prior to the series. But this series did not go well for the world's best all-rounder. Shakib failed with the bat and got only three wickets in the contest. Read 3rd ODI: Perera guides Sri Lanka to 286 against Bangladesh Mushfiqur Rahim (9/10) M: 3 | Runs: 238 | Ave: 79.00 | HS: 125 | 100s: 1 Veteran Mushfiqur Rahim was the main contributor behind Bangladesh's series win. Bangladesh won the series because of his two brilliant innings, and he was named the best player of the series. Mushfiqur scored the only century for Bangladesh in the series. Mahmudullah Riyad (7/10) M: 3 | Runs: 148 | Ave: 49.33 | HS: 54 | 100s: 0 Mahmudullah Riyad also played a key role in Bangladesh's series triumph. The Riyad-Mushfiqur pair helped Bangladesh put up challenging totals in the first two matches. Riyad scored a total of 148 runs in the series. Mohammad Mithun (1/10) M: 1 | Runs: 0 | Ave: 0 | HS: 0 | 100s: 0 Like Liton, middle-order batsman Mohammad Mithun has been going through a bad patch with the bat. He was dropped because of his failure in the first match of the series. Read: 3rd ODI: Perera guides Sri Lanka to 286 against Bangladesh Mosaddek Hossain (3/10) M: 2 | Runs: 61 | Ave: 30.50 | HS: 51 | 100s: 0 Mosaddek Hossain was included in the playing XI in place of Mohammad Mithun for the second and third ODIs. Mosaddek scored a half-century in the last match of the series. However, his performance did not assist Bangladesh to win the match. Afif Hossain (6/10) M: 3 | Runs: 53 | Ave: 26.50 | HS: 27* | 100s: 0 Young Afif Hossain did not get an opportunity to showcase his potential as he batted in the lower middle order. However, Afif played a crucial part in Bangladesh's victory in the opening match by scoring 27 runs. Mohammad Saifuddin (6/10) M: 2 | Wickets: 2 | Econ: 4.90 | BBI: 2/49 | 5W: 0 | Runs: 24 | Ave: 24.00 | HS: 13* | 100s: 0 Talented bowling all-rounder Mohammad Saifuddin was unable to play the third ODI due to injury. He made a decent contribution to Bangladesh in the series. In the first two matches, he scored 24 runs and took two wickets. Read Chameera leads SL to consolation win against Tigers Mehidy Hasan Miraz (8/10) M: 3 | Wickets: 7 | Econ: 3.53 | BBI: 4/30 | 5W: 0 Mehidy Hasan Miraj became Bangladesh's most successful bowler in the series with seven wickets in three matches and climbing to the second position in the ICC's ODI bowling rankings. However, Miraj struggled in the last match of the series. Taskin Ahmed (6/10) M: 3 | Wickets: 4 | Econ: 5.19 | BBI: 4/46 | 5W: 0 Fast bowler Taskin Ahmed had gone wicketless in the first two matches but took four wickets in the last game. Taskin has shown a lot of promise since his return to international cricket in January, which is great news for Bangladesh. Mustafizur Rahman (7/10) M: 3 | Wickets: 6 | Econ: 3.88 | BBI: 3/16 | 5W: 0 Cutter-master Mustafizur Rahman was the second-highest wicket-taker of Bangladesh in this series. With six wickets in three matches, Mustafiz played an important role in Bangladesh's series victory. Shoriful Islam (2/10) M: 2 | Wickets: 2 | Econ: 6.14 | BBI: 1/30 | 5W: 0 Young left-arm bowler Shoriful Islam claimed two wickets in two matches for Bangladesh in the series. As a newcomer, his performance was not bad. Bottom Line Bangladesh player ratings for the ODI series show that with the exception of a few, Bangladeshi players do not have high ratings and that's a major concern in the long run. Because the younger generation must be more conscious of their position within the team if Bangladesh wants to consistently perform well in the international arena. Every player who is given a chance must maintain stability in order to secure his position in the team. Only then Bangladesh will be able to improve its position in the international arena. Read Tamim fined for breaching ICC Code of Conduct against Sri Lanka

Bangladesh’s captain Mominul Haque has said they are going to rely on the pace bowling attack more in the two-match Test series against Sri Lanka.Mominul appeared in the pre-series press conference virtually on Tuesday afternoon before the squad was announced. It is an unusual practice for a Test captain to face the media before an event without knowing which team he will lead. Also Read: Bangladesh-Sri Lanka two-match Test Series begins WednesdayBangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) previously announced a 21-member preliminary squad for this series. After the pre-event press conference, BCB announced a 15-member squad for the first Test including uncapped pacer Shoriful Islam who played only eight First-class matches and grabbed 22 wickets. In the last five years, Bangladesh won only one overseas Test which was against Sri Lanka in 2017. Bangladesh captain said they are confident to replicate that performance in this series and to do that, they are relying more on the pace attack.“We'll field a pacer-dominated bowling attack in this Test,” Mominul said in the pre-series virtual press conference. “I don’t think it'll reduce our chance to win the match. We've a reliable pace bowling attack consisting of experienced and new guys. Also Read: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka: Recap of the Key Test Records “The bowlers who proved themselves earlier— like Abu Jayed, Eabadot (Hossain) and Taksin (Ahmed)-- will get a chance in this series. Apart from them, Shoriful and other new pacers are also reliable.”It has been more than eight years since a Bangladeshi pacer recorded a five-wicket haul in Tests— Robiul Islam bagged five for 85 against Zimbabwe in Harare in April 2013. After that, no Bangladesh pacer was able to win a Test for the team.Bangladesh included Shohidul Islam and Mukidul Islam in the preliminary squad, who impressed in the first two rounds of the National Cricket League (NCL) which is on hold due to Covid-19 outbreak. However, they were not considered for the first Test. Also Read:Tigers reach Kandy for Sri Lanka Tests  Most of the members of the 15-strong squad came to this series without playing a longer version game after the home series against the Caribbean at home. However, the other members, including captain Mominul, played two matches in the NCL.Despite their lean show in overseas Tests for a long time, Mominul said they feel no pressure ahead of a new series outside their home backyard.    The Bangladesh captain said: “We're not under any pressure. We came here to play and win. We know that we failed to do well in the last two Tests at home. Despite that, we're confident of doing well in this series. We just have to focus on our game and play well in every session of the game.“We had a bad tour in New Zealand where we played six matches and lost all of them. But the condition is different here in Sri Lanka— it’s similar to Bangladesh. So we're confident of playing a good brand of cricket.”Bangladesh will miss the service of Shakib Al Hasan in this series as he is busy playing Indian Premier League (IPL) for Kolkata Knight Riders. Along with him, pacer Mustafizur Rahman is also out of the Test set-up as he is also playing IPL.“Shakib is crucial for every team. He is the number one all-rounder. It’s tough for us to set up a combination without him. We'll surely miss his service. But I think it’s a good chance for the guys who'll get in to replace him to do well and prove their mettle,” Mominul said.Both matches of this series will take place at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium.Bangladesh squad for the first Test: Mominul Haque (Captain), Litton Das, Mohammad Mithun, Mushfiqur Rahim, Tamim Iqbal, Shadman Islam, Abu Jayed Rahi, Taijul Islam, Najmul Hossain Shanto, Mehidy Hassan Miraz, Taskin Ahmed, Ebadot Hossain, Saif Hassan, Yasir Ali Chowdhury, Shoriful Islam.

There comes a time when seniors must step aside to allow the next generation to take their place. Bangladesh’s senior cricketers will likely retire in the next two to three years. Especially Tamim Iqbal and Shakib Al Hasan are already considering retiring from at least one format of cricket. So from now on, the selectors will have to focus on developing cricketers who will be able to represent Bangladesh in the future. Bangladesh has had the most success in one-day international cricket. So, without senior players, what Bangladesh’s ODI Cricket team could look like? This has been discussed in this article. How Bangladesh’s ODI playing XI could shape up without their senior players Shakib, Tamim, Mushfiq, and Mahmudullah have been playing together for more than a decade. Together they have won many matches for Bangladesh and as a result, these cricketers have witnessed many historic victories of Bangladesh. One thing is certain: the BCB has yet to come up with a better alternative for seniors. This is a failure on the part of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, and cricketers must take some of the blame as they are not able to take full advantage of the opportunity they are getting. Let's take a look at the future Bangladesh ODI XI. Read Mustafiz's Rajasthan vs Shakib's Kolkata: Which team has the best chance to win the IPL 2021? Batting/Top order Liton Das ODI Match: 42 | Runs: 1,115 | HS: 176 | Ave: 29.61 | SR: 91.66 | 100s: 03 Liton Das has been the regular opener of the Bangladesh team for the last two years. He has cemented his place in the national team after some stellar performances in the international arena. Liton has the highest individual ODI innings for Bangladesh. He achieved that feat against Zimbabwe in 2020 with 176 runs. Though he lacks consistency, at the moment there is no alternative for opener Liton. Read Mashrafe Mortaza drops a bombshell over his alleged T20 retirement in 2017 Mohammad Naim ODI Match: 01 | Runs: .. | HS: .. | Ave: .. | SR: .. | 100s: .. Mohammad Naim will be the prime contender to replace Tamim Iqbal when he retires. The tall left-handed opener has already established himself as a regular starter in  T20 competitions. However, he was not given another opportunity after playing a washed out ODI match against Zimbabwe last year. If given the opportunity, Mohammad Naim has the ability to be a productive opener. Read How to Become a Cricketer in Bangladesh: An Overall Guideline. Soumya Sarkar ODI Match: 61 | Runs: 1,768 | HS: 127* | Ave: 32.14 | SR: 97.35 | 100s: 02 Soumya started his international career with high expectations. But despite getting countless opportunities, he has failed to establish himself as a reliable batsman in the team. Soumya also has a tendency to keep failing after a couple of successful innings. However, his position in the Bangladesh team is secure until the pipeline is solid. Read Bangladesh's five most memorable overseas ODI wins Batting/Middle and lower-middle order Mohammad Mithun ODI Match: 30 | Runs: 663 | HS: 73* | Ave: 30.13 | SR: 78.83 | 100s: 0 Mohammad Mithun made his international debut in 2014, but he was out of the Bangladesh team for some time. However, in 2018, the right-handed middle-order batsman reclaimed his place on the national side. Mithun will be able to play for Bangladesh for at least another 5-6 years if he can maintain his form. Read Top Online Shops to Find Sports Equipment in Bangladesh Afif Hossain ODI Match: 01 | Runs: 07 | HS: 07 | Ave: 7.00 | SR: 175.00 | 100s: 0 The selectors have high expectations from young Afif Hossain. He is already being considered as an alternative to Shakib Al Hasan. Afif Hossain is a powerful batsman who is also an effective spinner. He is the kind of player who likes to take responsibility. There is no doubt that Afif will become an essential member of the Bangladesh team in the future. Read Memorable Match Winning Knocks in Tests Mosaddek Hossain ODI Match: 35 | Runs: 549 | HS: 52* | Wkts: 14 | BBI: 3/13 All-rounder Mosaddek Hossain is an aggressive-minded middle-order batsman. He is also equally adept at picking up wickets at crucial moments. Mosaddek Hossain's competitive nature makes him a valuable player in limited-overs cricket. Mahmudullah will be replaced by Mosaddek after retirement. Read The Best ODI Batsmen of the 21st Century. Mahedi Hasan ODI Match: 03 | Runs: 24 | HS: 14 | Wkts: 02 | BBI: 2/42 Mahedi Hasan made his international debut in the away series against New Zealand. Aggressive Mahedi is equally good at batting and bowling. When he failed to score with the bat, he makes it up by picking wickets. In the future, Afif, Mosaddek, and Mahedi could become a lethal middle order for Bangladesh. Read New Zealand Series will define Tamim’s captaincy Mohammad Saifuddin ODI Match: 24 | Runs: 302 | HS: 51* | Wkts: 34 | BBI: 4/41 Pace all-rounder Mohammad Saifuddin has been dubbed the team's new Mashrafe. Saifuddin is a very good bowler in the death overs. In addition, Saifuddin can become lethal with the bat when the team needs him. In the international arena, he has already proven his worth by playing some notable innings. Read Bangladesh vs New Zealand T20I Series 2021: Report Card of Bangladeshi players Bowling Taskin Ahmed ODI Match: 36 | Wkts: 48 | BBI: 5/28 | Ave: 32.81 | Econ: 5.88 | 5W: 01 Taskin Ahmed returned to the international circuit last January after missing two years due to injury. Taskin is committed to keeping his place on the squad. If he continues to perform, he will be able to play for Bangladesh for at least another 6/7 years. Read Shakib's 34th Birthday: 34 achievements to celebrate the no.1 all-rounder Mustafizur Rahman ODI Match: 64 | Wkts: 118 | BBI: 6/43 | Ave: 23.27 | Econ: 5.24 | 5W: 05 Cutter master Mustafizur Rahman is leading Bangladesh's pace attack. Mustafiz had been rhythmless for a few years, but now he's hinting at recapturing his lost form. He can easily play for Bangladesh's national side for another decade. Mustafiz has the potential to break many records at the end of his retirement. Read Key T20I Records between Bangladesh and New Zealand Rubel Hossain ODI Match: 104 | Wkts: 129 | BBI: 6/26 | Ave: 34.31 | Econ: 5.67 | 5W: 01 Rubel Hossain is one of the most successful pace bowlers in ODI format for Bangladesh. He played important roles in many historic victories of Bangladesh. Rubel is likely to play at least two more ICC World Cups for Bangladesh. But in that case, he'll have to work hard to stay in shape. Read Who can replace Shakib Al Hasan in Bangladesh Cricket Team? Bottom Line An XI for the One-Day International has been formed based on the current Bangladesh squad, which gives us an idea of what Bangladesh's ODI cricket team could look like without the senior players? Finding Shakib, Tamim, or Mushfiqur alternatives is a difficult task. However, Bangladesh has no shortage of talented cricketers. If properly nurtured, a good number of high-quality cricketers will develop in the future. According to ODI captain Tamim, there will be no big changes in the Bangladesh ODI squad before the 2023 World Cup. In that case, a significant number of players who won the Youth World Cup 2020 will be regularly seen in the Bangladesh squad after the ICC 2023 World Cup. Many people believe that with the guidance of those youngsters, Bangladesh will win the first ICC Cricket World Cup. Read Bangladesh Cricket’s Next Generation Superstars: Potential Youngsters Who Could Lead the National Team