ICC Champions Trophy 2017: Five negatives for Bangladesh from the tournament

NELSON, NEW ZEALAND - DECEMBER 29: Mashrafe Mortaza (C) of Bangladesh celebrates with team mates after the wicket of Martin Guptill of New Zealand during the second One Day International match between New Zealand and New Zealand and Bangladesh at Saxton Field on December 29, 2016 in Nelson, New Zealand. (Photo by Martin Hunter/Getty Images) — Bangladesh team has been the most improved team in the international circuit

#2 Lacklustre tournament for Mustafizur Rahman

LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 05: Mustafizur Rahman of Bangladesh bowls during the ICC Champions Trophy match between Australia and Bangladesh at The Kia Oval on June 5, 2017 in London, England. (Photo by Jordan Mansfield/Getty Images) — The Fizz failed to create any impact with the ball

Mustafizur Rahman is one the most exciting players to emerge from the Bangladesh unit. With plenty of variations up his sleeve, the 21-year-old has shown immense promise in the early stage of his international career.

The left-arm pacer was touted as the trump card for the Tigers in this prestigious tournament but failed to live up to the expectations as he managed to pick up only one wicket and that of Adam Milne in the tournament.

In the four matches, the Fizz conceded 183 runs and scalped just one wicket which resulted in the downfall for the Bangladesh outfit.

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