After New Zealand, Australia and India, Bangladesh became the 4th team to announce the squad for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. Mashrafe Mortaza will lead the side with Shakib Al Hasan being his deputy. Shakib had missed out on the tour of New Zealand due to a finger injury. But the all-rounder has made a comeback to the side for the mega event. Let’s have a look at Bangladesh Squad for ICC World Cup 2019.

Most of the selections were quite expected. Abu Jayed is the only controversial pick as he hasn’t played a single ODI yet. Taskin Ahmed didn’t find a place in the squad after missing the New Zealand tour due to a ligament injury. Mosaddek is the other surprise inclusion. He had last played in ODI for Bangladesh in the Asia Cup 2018.

Bangladesh Squad for ICC World Cup 2019

Bangladesh National Cricket Team is all set to play ICC World Cup with 6 Batsmen, 6 All-rounders, 3 Bowlers. Here is the Bangladesh team Squad for World cup 2019.

Bangladesh Squad for CWC 2019 Name Age Role Batting Style Bowling Style Mashrafe Mortaza (c) 25 Bowling Allrounder Right Handed Bat Right-arm fast medium Soumya Sarkar 26 Batsman Left Handed Bat Right-arm medium Mohammad Mithun 28 WK-Batsman Right Handed Bat – Sabbir Rahman 27 Batsman Right Handed Bat Right-arm leg break Mushfiqur Rahim 31 WK-Batsman Right Handed Bat – Liton Das (wk) 24 WK-Batsman Right Handed Bat – Mosaddek Hossain 23 Batting Allrounder Right Handed Bat Right-arm off break Mohammad Saifuddin 22 Batting Allrounder Left Handed Bat Right-arm fast medium Mahmudullah 33 Batting Allrounder Right Handed Bat Right-arm off break Mehidy Hasan 21 Bowling Allrounder Right Handed Bat Right-arm off break Shakib Al Hasan 32 Batting Allrounder Left Handed Bat Left-arm orthodox Tamim Iqbal 30 Batsman Left Handed Bat – Rubel Hossain 29 Bowler Right Handed Bat Right-arm fast medium Mustafizur Rahman 23 Bowler Left Handed Bat Left-arm fast medium Abu Jayed 25 Bowling Allrounder Right Handed Bat Right-arm fast medium

Bangladesh Schedule for Cricket World Cup 2019

Bangladesh will start their campaign on June 2 when they clash against South Africa in Kennington Oval, London.