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Bangladesh would have competed if Parvez, Mustafiz had it, says Ramiz
Bangladesh team underwent a big test in the third and final T20I match of the series against Pakistan yesterday. Parvez Hossain, Towhid Hridoy, Rishad Hossain, Tanjim Hasan and Mostafizur Rahman were rested.
Bangladesh would have competed if Parvez, Mustafiz had it, says Ramiz
This means that Bangladesh played with a second-rate team. The result was not good either, they lost by 74 runs. According to former Pakistani cricketer and commentator Ramiz Raja, Bangladesh experimented a little too much with the team.
The Bangladesh team has more or less experimented throughout the series. Tanjid Hasan was not played in the second match of the series. The pacers were played in rotation. Ramiz is not questioning these. Even if he wants changes, he is in favor of keeping players who have the ability to win matches in the team. This cricket analyst believes that if Parvez and Mustafiz played tomorrow, the match would not have been like this. Ramiz said on his YouTube channel, “There is a rule for making so many changes in the team. There are usually 2-3 match winners in the team, they cannot be removed. New players can be played in the rest of the positions. I think if Mustafiz or Emon (Parvez) played, this match would have been competitive. Although Pakistan scored a lot of runs, even if these two were there, the captain would have had a chance.’ Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam have been out of the Pakistan T20 team for a long time. However, Ramiz also raised the question of whether Babar and Rizwan are needed on difficult wickets for batsmen, ‘Overall, this is a good win for Pakistan. Do you need Shaheen Afridi, Naseem Shah, Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam on such difficult wickets where you have to decide from here! This is a very big question.’ Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal believes that Bangladesh gave Pakistan a chance to win.
On his YouTube channel, he said, ‘Pakistan was able to win the third T20 match. Although I think Bangladesh gave them a chance to win. The way they were all out for 110 in the previous two matches, they bowled out Pakistan for 125 after making 133. It seemed like Pakistan would be whitewashed. But they thought we had achieved what we had set out to do. Now let’s give a chance to those who are out. Bangladesh played on a rotation policy in the first two matches too. That too with Pakistan, who were once world champions, not with Ireland or the Netherlands.’
