Towhid Hridoy, Rejaur Rahman, and Tanvir Islam are the three uncapped players picked by Bangladesh in their squad for the first two Twenty20 Internationals in the three-match series against England. In the meantime, Shamim Hossain made a comeback after his last appearance for Bangladesh was in November 2021, and Rony Talukdar is back in the Bangladesh lineup after an absence of eight years. In this year’s Bangladesh Premier League, all five of the aforementioned players performed admirably.
Talukdar, who only ever played in a T20I, was second in BPL’s most recent season in terms of runs scored. Shamim scored 175 runs at a strike rate of 135.65, compared to the 32-year-425 old’s runs at a strike rate of 129.17. Hridoy, who is also on the ODI team, scored 403 runs at a 140-percent strike rate. Tanvir, a left-arm spinner, and Rejaur, a right-arm seamer, both took 17 and 13 wickets in the competition.
“They were all successful in the BPL, which is why we chose them. As for the debutants, they performed well in the shortest format to secure their spots, while Rony and Shamim both played well throughout the competition. They fall under our 20 to 22-member pool. Therefore, we will sit down with them to discuss our plans in the coming days, “Minhajul Abedin, the head selector for the BCB, according to Cricket Live Score.