Shakib Al Hasan: We can still qualify
Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan laments poor batting performance and hopes for a rivival in the coming games
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I never ever saw such kind of stupid captain who doesn't know how to lead the team. After loss the game he always saying we do better in next match. For shakib personal interest Mashrafi couldn't play the world cup. Right now we need strong batting lineup we can include Alok Kapali, Nafis and Aftab Ahmed who are the natural talent player. So far we have to change batting order to do something better. Ashraful can play no 4 / 3. I hope Bangladesh cricket management impose some penalty for those players who are the liable for losing every game as well as hundred core financial loss. Most of the Bangladeshi supporter they don't want Sakibul as a Bangladesh captain for his lacking experience, way of taking and his autocratic decision. None of us would like to see that they will do same things again and again. They have to play for country not for their personal interest.