Those who don't perform won't be in the World Cup team: Shakib Al Hasan

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Bangladesh lost the last over in the last over in the last over in the UAE against Sri Lanka in the life of the death-death sarila, who lost the last season of the last game against Sri Lanka in the last season.

future The T-Tourti World Cup is going to start in the month, so now he has indicated to look ahead Tiger captain Shakib Al Hasan also said that those who do not perform in the team will not get a chance in the World Cup.

Bangladesh lost two wickets in the last over at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium today, and Bangladesh lost two matches after the team won two of the matches in the last over, which has won the captaincy of the T-TOTT.

Now go ahead and there is no way in front of the Tigers. Shakib also agrees that the main poison is the World Cup. 

At the press conference today, Shakib said he would return to his captaincy and plan according to the plan, while the Tiger all-rounder talked about the importance of the pacers in the opening of Mirage and the upcoming Australian World Cup.

 

‘Actually, look at the captaincy in T-Tourti, it started from two matches. It was the first match for Sriram, and we had a first match for Sriram. When we have to start anew, we have to worry about a lot of things. Hate to do it. If it's not so easy. If it was old, or if it had been in the 4 or five matches or series (the game would have been played), I could have planned it in advance.

What is that, from now on, our planning has started, it was with Afghanistan. There will be some right, some colors. Here is a wrong decision, just a decision echo (saying).’

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