It seems like you are discussing the leadership and team selection issues related to the Bangladesh national cricket team in the context of the upcoming World Cup. Here’s a summary of your discussion in English:
The question of who will win the World Cup is something that we’ll have to wait for a couple more months to answer. However, Bangladesh faced a significant setback by losing to the remaining nine teams before the World Cup. The announcement of the team was a crucial moment, and it could have set Bangladesh apart. But there’s no comparison to the tension and drama that unfolded overnight before the team announcement. It’s not something that any other team has experienced in a World Cup.
In the past, famous cricketers have faced unexpected setbacks in World Cups, but Tamim Iqbal’s situation is unique. His sudden retirement and subsequent return the next day, following the Prime Minister’s directive, created a lot of confusion. It’s as if everything is part of a scripted drama. While it’s normal to have concerns about fitness, Tamim’s case is different. He holds a significant place in Bangladesh’s cricket history as the best opener. Even if there are doubts about his fitness, the question arises whether Bangladesh can afford not to include him in the team.
Another issue that is gaining more attention is the relationship between Tamim and Shakib Al Hasan. They were once close friends but have been distant from each other for a while. After Shakib expressed his concerns about Tamim’s fitness, it raises questions about whether their relationship is the same as before. In a World Cup, where teamwork is crucial, will their personal dynamics affect the team’s performance?
These questions can only be answered with time. Whether this drama surrounding Tamim will continue or whether Bangladesh’s World Cup team will perform well is uncertain. In Bangladesh’s cricket history, it’s not unusual to have controversies before a World Cup, be it related to team selection or other reasons. These controversies have been happening since Bangladesh’s first World Cup in 1999, and they often revolve around the selection committee’s decisions.
So, as we await the World Cup, these uncertainties and controversies are part and parcel of Bangladesh’s cricket journey.
