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Bangladesh are coming off of a series victory against Pakistan and will aim to build on that success in their first match of this tour. They aim to impose themselves with bat and restrict India at once.
HISTORY
Bangladesh National Cricket Team’s journey has been one of excitement and adventure since it first competed internationally in 1977, when they earned Associate Member status of the International Cricket Council (ICC). By 2000, they achieved Full Membership status of ICC as well as Test status – marking a huge achievement in national history.
Bangladesh has experienced its fair share of ups and downs in ODI cricket over time, yet has found its footing and developed its own style of play that has allowed it to create its own niche within cricket worldwide.
One key contributor is Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim – young players credited with contributing significantly to Bangladesh’s ODI success in recent years. One notable achievement occurred during 2017, when Bangladesh advanced all the way to the Champions Trophy final against New Zealand before losing on a last-ball defeat.
Similar to Afghanistan, Bangladesh has come close to winning the Asia Cup multiple times – most recently losing heartbreakingly to India in 2018. They have appeared in three finals of this competition and been within touching distance of victory each time.
Bangladesh and India met on November 10, 2000 for their inaugural Test match, in which Bangladesh scored 400 runs in their first innings and Aminul Islam made 145. Though Bangladesh were ultimately defeated by their experienced Indian opponents, this first encounter marked an important step forward for their young squad.
Bangladesh made another significant milestone when they participated in the ICC Trophy tournament held in Pakistan the following year, as their inaugural international participation. While they did not advance past round sixteen, their performances stood out, particularly that of Khaled Mahmood who produced memorable bowling performance after performance.
Since then, Bangladesh’s progress has been steady. They made an impressionful mark in T20 cricket as well, winning 30 out of 82 matches played. Their strengths lie in fast-paced cricket played by Mustafizur Rahim and Litton Das – two young talents whose skills compliment one another perfectly and who have given Bangladesh one of the strongest squads worldwide.
KEY MOMENTS
Before Bangladesh gained Test status in 2000, their national side faced great international struggles. Participating in one-day internationals as part of the ICC Trophy tournament for non-Test playing nations, but often being defeated by teams possessing superior experience and talent sets.
Bangladesh began making strides in one-day international cricket during the late 2000s, winning several matches and eventually rising into one of the eight global rankings for one-dayers (ODIs). This marked an important turning point in their history and their rise as one of the major powers in shorter formats of cricket.
Even after Bangladesh had achieved considerable success, many doubted whether they could compete effectively against a top team like India in a Test match. That doubt was disproved when Bangladesh hosted India for the inaugural match at Bangabandhu National Stadium; although India won the game, Bangladesh proved they were more than capable of competing at such an advanced level.
Bangladesh would experience many remarkable moments over the following years as they continued their progress and progress. At World Cups 2015 and 2017, they improved their performances significantly, winning some games while making it to quarter-finals of both tournaments. They also made waves at Champions Trophy 2017, nearly reaching finals but for rain interruption.
Bangladesh put up an admirable fight against some of the top sides in the world thanks to the likes of Tamim, Mushfiqur and Shakib. Going forward, their impressive performances should continue and present them with a major threat against top sides – especially at home conditions where they remain formidable opponents. Bangladesh may soon break into the top five world rankings; with enough belief and effort they may even go as far as reaching semi-finals in some tournaments!
EVOLUTION
Bangladesh cricket’s early years were marked by struggle as its fledgling squad struggled to compete with more experienced opponents. That changed in 1997 when Bangladesh won their inaugural limited-overs match and generated new hope that cricketing fortunes might change for good in Bangladesh.
Over the next decade, India made steady strides forward until by the late 2000s they were an international force in both one-day internationals and Test matches – reaching the quarter finals at 2015 World Cup and winning numerous Asia Cup titles along the way.
Shakib Al Hasan emerged as an effective match-winner and the key factor behind Bangladesh’s success. At just 22 years old, his fear-inducing bowling has proven instrumental to its victory on the cricket pitch.
Shakib responded that his goal at this year’s World Cup would be to approach every game with the goal of winning it – an ambitious aim given that Bangladesh has never before taken home this trophy – yet they possess all of the capabilities required.
Even so, recent political instability in Bangladesh has had an adverse impact on its cricket scene. On August 5, its ruling party was ousted following a dramatic political shakeup and has since been replaced by an interim administration.
Still unknown is how this dramatic event will influence India’s cricketing future; however, one can assume that things will only become harder over time. With an abundance of talent waiting in the wings though, perhaps there is hope of better days ahead?
Shakib Al Hasan Miraz and company have the ability to turn Bangladesh into regular contenders for major tournament trophies in future, especially short format of cricket where they pose serious threats to top sides. With some luck on its side, Bangladesh could even claim its maiden World Cup crown by 2024!
FUTURE
Bangladesh Cricket Team (commonly referred to as Tigers or Bangla Tigers), also known as People’s Republic of Bangladesh National Team. Based out of Dhaka in its southern region and overseen by Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), an independent provincial government body responsible for overseeing national cricket throughout Bangladesh.
The BCB oversees the training and development of all national teams in Bangladesh. It also organises domestic tournaments – such as Bangladesh Premier League franchise cricket league – within Bangladesh. Prominent players such as Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudul Haque represent these efforts.
Bangladesh’s primary problem in white-ball cricket formats lies with their poor performances in white-ball tournaments, particularly T20 and ODI formats. Bangladesh struggled to score big runs against Zimbabwe last week due to an emphasis on short formats rather than other forms.
Also, India’s pitches tend to be low and slow, not ideal conditions for batting. This has greatly hindered the development of national batters like Mashrafe Mortaza and Tamim Iqbal who still find it challenging navigating such conditions.
Tigers bowling has also struggled inconsistency-wise. While fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman has shown some impressive form, other bowlers such as left-arm spinner Shariful Islam and right-arm pacer Nazmul Hossain Shanto have failed to fulfill expectations.
In 2024, the Tigers will have an exciting schedule ahead of them. Over the first half of the year they will play 14 Tests, 9 ODIs and 17 T20Is; home and away series against South Africa, Pakistan, India and West Indies will all take place; furthermore they will compete in both Asia Cup and T20 World Cup tournaments to seek improvement across their performances both Tests and ODIs.
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