Bangladesh are undergoing a massive transformation in their team and the captaincy conundrum is also a longstanding issue with the team. Bangladesh Cricket Board have once again reposed their trust in Shakib to help them taste success more often in the T20I format. However, it has been a dismal fresh stint for Shakib, as a leader of the Bangla Tigers in the shortest format.

Bangladesh crashed out of the first round of the Asia Cup 2022 after losing both their league matches and haven't managed to deliver well in the ongoing T20I Tri-series in New Zealand either. Some tactics certainly need to be changed by the management and Shakib, in order to have an impressive campaign in <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/t20-world-cup/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">T20 World Cup</a>.

Three strategies Shakib Al Hasan can implement to lead Bangladesh to glory in T20 World Cup 2022

1. Introducing spinners in powerplay

Over the years, spinners have been a strength for the Bangladesh team in white-ball cricket. With impeccable line length, they have been able to pick wickets consistently, especially on home soil. The squad for the showpiece event comprises three spinners, Nasum Ahmed, Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Shakib.

Although the pitches in Australia will be helpful for fast bowlers, Bangladesh can only succeed if their spinners are backed to bowl upfront, which has been the case for quite sometime now. Currently, two to three pacers have been bowling in the powerplay overs in New Zealand, and have been largely ineffective in containing runs.

In this regard, Mehidy Hasan, who has been impressive in keeping things tight at his end, can be given at least two overs in the powerplay. Generally, Shakib bowls in the middle overs, but can bowl in the last over of the fielding restrictions to put batters in check or to bag a dismissal.&nbsp;

2. Opening with Litton Das and Shanto

Bangladesh have been unclear about their opening combination in T20Is. With Tamim Iqbal already from T20Is, and Soumya Sarkar in the reserves, there are limited options for the Bangla Tigers. The likes of Najmul Hossain Shanto, Sabbir Rahman and Mehidy have been tried as the openers, but have failed to provide a platform for the middle order right from the outset.

Although Mehidy has solid technique, he cannot provide a flourish to the team in the powerplay overs, Rahman and Shanto have been quite inconsistent in the last few matches. As a result, the team has failed to recover lost ground, as their bowling unit has failed to put brakes on the opposition.

In their latest outing against New Zealand, management went ahead with Litton Das, who is a regular opener in the ODIs, along with Shanto. Although the pair could only add 23 runs for the first wicket, they possess the capability to be a stable duo, and certainly, it may turn out to be a step in the right direction.&nbsp;

The experienced southpaw, Shakib has been a proven customer to churn out runs in crunch moments and be aggressive at the right point in time. He has all the shots in his book but often fails to convert his starts into big innings, particularly when coming lower down the order.

In the recently concluded Caribbean Premier League, Shakib was instrumental with a knock of 53 off 30 balls for Guyana Amazon Warriors, while arriving at the crease at number four. In addition, the 35-year-old delivered a scintillating knock of 70 off 44 for Bangladesh in his latest outing against New Zealand, at the same position. However, he fails to replicate similar performances coming lower down the order.

With adequate overs to play with, the Bangladesh skipper can play the anchor role and then exhibit his ball-striking abilities in the slog overs. In this way, the Tigers can be able to post a good total or have a strong chance to chase down daunting scores in the T20 World Cup.

Bangladesh are undergoing a massive transformation in their team and the captaincy conundrum is also a longstanding issue with the team. Bangladesh Cricket Board have once again reposed their trust in Shakib to help them taste success more often in the T20I format. However, it has been a dismal fresh stint for Shakib, as a leader of the Bangla Tigers in the shortest format.
Bangladesh crashed out of the first round of the Asia Cup 2022 after losing both their league matches and haven't managed to deliver well in the ongoing T20I Tri-series in New Zealand either. Some tactics certainly need to be changed by the management and Shakib, in order to have an impressive campaign in <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/t20-world-cup/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">T20 World Cup</a>.
<h2>Three strategies Shakib Al Hasan can implement to lead Bangladesh to glory in T20 World Cup 2022</h2>
<h3>1. Introducing spinners in powerplay</h3>
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Over the years, spinners have been a strength for the Bangladesh team in white-ball cricket. With impeccable line length, they have been able to pick wickets consistently, especially on home soil. The squad for the showpiece event comprises three spinners, Nasum Ahmed, Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Shakib.
Although the pitches in Australia will be helpful for fast bowlers, Bangladesh can only succeed if their spinners are backed to bowl upfront, which has been the case for quite sometime now. Currently, two to three pacers have been bowling in the powerplay overs in New Zealand, and have been largely ineffective in containing runs.
In this regard, Mehidy Hasan, who has been impressive in keeping things tight at his end, can be given at least two overs in the powerplay. Generally, Shakib bowls in the middle overs, but can bowl in the last over of the fielding restrictions to put batters in check or to bag a dismissal.&nbsp;

<h3>2. Opening with Litton Das and Shanto</h3>
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Bangladesh have been unclear about their opening combination in T20Is. With Tamim Iqbal already from T20Is, and Soumya Sarkar in the reserves, there are limited options for the Bangla Tigers. The likes of Najmul Hossain Shanto, Sabbir Rahman and Mehidy have been tried as the openers, but have failed to provide a platform for the middle order right from the outset.
Although Mehidy has solid technique, he cannot provide a flourish to the team in the powerplay overs, Rahman and Shanto have been quite inconsistent in the last few matches. As a result, the team has failed to recover lost ground, as their bowling unit has failed to put brakes on the opposition.
In their latest outing against New Zealand, management went ahead with Litton Das, who is a regular opener in the ODIs, along with Shanto. Although the pair could only add 23 runs for the first wicket, they possess the capability to be a stable duo, and certainly, it may turn out to be a step in the right direction.&nbsp;

<h3>3. Shakib at four</h3>
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The experienced southpaw, Shakib has been a proven customer to churn out runs in crunch moments and be aggressive at the right point in time. He has all the shots in his book but often fails to convert his starts into big innings, particularly when coming lower down the order.
In the recently concluded Caribbean Premier League, Shakib was instrumental with a knock of 53 off 30 balls for Guyana Amazon Warriors, while arriving at the crease at number four. In addition, the 35-year-old delivered a scintillating knock of 70 off 44 for Bangladesh in his latest outing against New Zealand, at the same position. However, he fails to replicate similar performances coming lower down the order.
With adequate overs to play with, the Bangladesh skipper can play the anchor role and then exhibit his ball-striking abilities in the slog overs. In this way, the Tigers can be able to post a good total or have a strong chance to chase down daunting scores in the T20 World Cup.

Bangladesh are undergoing a massive transformation in their team and the captaincy conundrum is also a longstanding issue with the team. Bangladesh Cricket Board have once again reposed their trust in Shakib to help them taste success more often in the T20I format. However, it has been a dismal fresh stint for Shakib, as a leader of the Bangla Tigers in the shortest format.
Bangladesh crashed out of the first round of the Asia Cup 2022 after losing both their league matches and haven't managed to deliver well in the ongoing T20I Tri-series in New Zealand either. Some tactics certainly need to be changed by the management and Shakib, in order to have an impressive campaign in <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/t20-world-cup/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">T20 World Cup</a>.
<h2 style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Three strategies Shakib Al Hasan can implement to lead Bangladesh to glory in T20 World Cup 2022</h2>
<h3 style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">1. Introducing spinners in powerplay</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1665564748622_Nassum-and-Mehidy.jpeg" width="640" height="400" alt="">
Over the years, spinners have been a strength for the Bangladesh team in white-ball cricket. With impeccable line length, they have been able to pick wickets consistently, especially on home soil. The squad for the showpiece event comprises three spinners, Nasum Ahmed, Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Shakib.
Although the pitches in Australia will be helpful for fast bowlers, Bangladesh can only succeed if their spinners are backed to bowl upfront, which has been the case for quite sometime now. Currently, two to three pacers have been bowling in the powerplay overs in New Zealand, and have been largely ineffective in containing runs.
In this regard, Mehidy Hasan, who has been impressive in keeping things tight at his end, can be given at least two overs in the powerplay. Generally, Shakib bowls in the middle overs, but can bowl in the last over of the fielding restrictions to put batters in check or to bag a dismissal.&nbsp;

<h3 style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">2. Opening with Litton Das and Shanto</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1665569450694_Litton-Das-and-Najmul-Hossain-Shanto.jpeg" width="640" height="400" alt="">
Bangladesh have been unclear about their opening combination in T20Is. With Tamim Iqbal already from T20Is, and Soumya Sarkar in the reserves, there are limited options for the Bangla Tigers. The likes of Najmul Hossain Shanto, Sabbir Rahman and Mehidy have been tried as the openers, but have failed to provide a platform for the middle order right from the outset.
Although Mehidy has solid technique, he cannot provide a flourish to the team in the powerplay overs, Rahman and Shanto have been quite inconsistent in the last few matches. As a result, the team has failed to recover lost ground, as their bowling unit has failed to put brakes on the opposition.
In their latest outing against New Zealand, management went ahead with Litton Das, who is a regular opener in the ODIs, along with Shanto. Although the pair could only add 23 runs for the first wicket, they possess the capability to be a stable duo, and certainly, it may turn out to be a step in the right direction.&nbsp;

<h3 style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">3. Shakib at four</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1661941478254_Shakib-Al-Hasan.jpeg" width="640" height="400" alt="">
The experienced southpaw, Shakib has been a proven customer to churn out runs in crunch moments and be aggressive at the right point in time. He has all the shots in his book but often fails to convert his starts into big innings, particularly when coming lower down the order.
In the recently concluded Caribbean Premier League, Shakib was instrumental with a knock of 53 off 30 balls for Guyana Amazon Warriors, while arriving at the crease at number four. In addition, the 35-year-old delivered a scintillating knock of 70 off 44 for Bangladesh in his latest outing against New Zealand, at the same position. However, he fails to replicate similar performances coming lower down the order.
With adequate overs to play with, the Bangladesh skipper can play the anchor role and then exhibit his ball-striking abilities in the slog overs. In this way, the Tigers can be able to post a good total or have a strong chance to chase down daunting scores in the T20 World Cup.

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