Bangladesh team has been the most improved team in the international circuit
#1 Skipper failing to lead from the front
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During the course of four matches, he managed to pick up just two wickets
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Mashrafe Mortaza encountered a horrendous run in the Champions Trophy as he failed to lead the team from the front with some powerful performances. Despite being plagued by injuries throughout his career, he remains to be a vital cog in the bowling unit.
The right arm medium pacer is known for his control with the new ball and his consistency with the line and length. The 33-year-old is currently in the twilight of his career and his failure to provide crucial breakthroughs at the top of the order did not help the team’s cause.
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During the course of four matches, he managed to pick up just two wickets and in turn leaked 160 runs. Lack of aggressive captaincy in the semi-finals against India also resulted in the defending champions registering a comprehensive nine-wicket victory.
Shweta Haranhalli is a cricket enthusiast who plays and writes about the sport. She was the captain of the Mumbai Under-19 team that clinched the All India Championship for the very first time.
She led the Mumbai Senior Women's Cricket Team to Championship in the Azam Shah Cup, their first international tour to Tanzania. She was also at the helm for the Mumbai Senior Women's team in the domestic circuit.
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