Dhaka: The All-Rounder Shakib Al Hasan said Bangladesh will go to the T20 World Cup later this year trust after a winning series against Zimbabwe, Australia and New Zealand.
The twenty-20 side Bangladesh defeated the hosts Zimbabwe 2-1 in July, beating Australia 4-1 at home in August and completed the 3-2 draw against New Zealand in Dhaka on Friday.
“I think we have a good chance at the World Cup.
We have good preparation.
Great reason for this is that we won our last three series,” Shakib told reporters on Saturday.
“When a team continues to win, bring a winning mentality, they give trust from different levels.” Most of the matches in the series recently are business with a low score, with Bangladesh Batsmen fighting in addition to their visitors in a criticized field.
“Everyone is not formed, those who play nine to 10 matches.
Here no one (Batsman) who did it very well,” he added.
“We should not count these games to judge our BATSMEN.
I feel Batsman will end his career if he plays 10 to 15 matches here.
Everyone tries, and has the ability to win the match for the country.” Bangladesh is in the B preliminary group with Scotland, Papua New Guinea and Oman for the tournament that will run with steps in the United Arab Emirates and Oman in October and November.