5 Bangladeshi Players who could use the India series to cement their Places in the team

5 Bangladeshi Players who could use the India series to cement their Places in the team: Ended up being the quarter finalists of the 2015 World Cup, the Bangladeshi side would like to carry on with their good work in the series against India that starts from 10th. Also, the ODI series against India will hold paramount importance for the Bangladesh Tigers as they need to play well to get to qualify for the ICC Champions Trophy. Focusing a bit more onto the depth, this series will also hold some major values for some of the emerging pros of the team. The ODI and test series against India might act somewhat like a catalyst to cement a place in the team for some of the players. Let us get through some of them. 5 Bangladeshi Players who could use the India series to cement their Places in the team 1. Mohammad Shahid: Mohammad Shahid. (Photo Source: AFP) The 27-year old medium pacer is likely to be one of the emerging talents of Bangladesh. Mohammad Shahid was first included in the Bangladesh squad for the test series against Pakistan. He bowled quite well in the series and managed to take 5 wickets then. The series against India will pose a platform for him sure as he will be gaining a bulk of international experiences from the series. If he manages to perform well, then he might be one of the pivotal characters of the Bangladeshi bowling unit in the near future. 2. Taijul Islam: Taijul Islam. (Photo Source: AFP) The slow left arm orthodox spinner is the new find of Bangladesh team. The 23-year old youngster has already impressed many to quite a level by his spinning deliveries that managed to trouble even the best of the batsmen. But he hasn’t had the required exposure to ODI cricket. Having played just 2 ODIs, the ODI series against India will give him a real chance to bowl at batsmen who are good players of spin. Islam has 35 test wickets under his belt in just 7 tests. Surely, he might pose some amount of threat to the Indian batsmen and his quality will be tested when he’ll be bowling against some of the best stroke-players in international cricket. 3. Litton Das: Litton Das. (Photo Source: ICC) The uncapped 20-year old wicket keeping batsman has been included in the test squad for Bangladesh owing to the skipper’s injury. Mushfiqur Rahim has not yet recovered fully from his injury and thus Litton Das has been included into the squad as a backup wicket keeper. Litton might get to sneak into the squad and this is perhaps one of the early opportunities of his career and he needs to leave a mark with it. 4. Abul Hasan: Abul Hasan. (Photo Source: Associated Press) Well this fast bowler has got the desired potential to be a brilliant all-rounder. Started his career as a regular bowler, the 22-year old fast bowler has got an international test century by his name. Abul Hasan became the first player to score a century by batting at the Number 10 position. Also, he has been quite much lethal as a bowler. Bangladesh could well get all-rounding brilliance from him and this series stands to be a pivot for his future prospects as an all-rounder. 5. Soumya Sarkar: Soumya Sarkar. (Photo Source: AFP) The right handed middle order batsman was a major contributor to Bangladesh batting line up in the World Cup. Also, the 22-year old batsman is emerging quickly as a mature batsman. Indeed, Soumya Sarkar would be exposed to some brilliant quality of bowling playing against the Indian’s. It will be seen that whether he is able to cope up with such quality of bowling and bring in fruitful aspects for his future.