Two Bangladeshi cricketer in world xi

Two of Bangladesh cricket's most proficient and commended names have been chosen to partake in the ICC World XI to play the West Indies on March 31 out of a T20I at Lord's. An International Cricket Council official statement educated yesterday that Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal have affirmed their investment for the occasion sorted out to bring reserves for stadia up in the Caribbean which were harmed because of tropical storms a year ago.

It is Tamim's second match in World XI hues at the celebrated London ground, having prior played for Rest of the World against the MCC in July 2014. He likewise has upbeat recollections of the memorable scene in Test whites, as he struck a terrific century there on Bangladesh's voyage through England in 2010.

"Cricket is a game which joins individuals, spans holes, and in which players and groups bolster each other," Tamim said in an announcement on the ICC site. "This match is a demonstration of this announcement and I am charmed to have been decided to by and by speak to the ICC World XI for a reason which will just improve cricket a greater and game.

"The West Indies' commitment to the worldwide amusement is unmatched and unparalleled, and if the cricket clique can get together to assume a little part in the revamping of their harmed scenes following a year ago's tropical storms, at that point this is a little cost with massively positive outcomes.

"Playing at Lord's is itself a significant privilege for any cricketer. My exclusive global appearance there was in 2010, so I anticipate remembering those recollections. Playing with and against a portion of the best cricketers of this time will just improve this event and more important."

Afghanistan's young leg-spinner and Shakib's present Sunrisers Hyderabad partner in the IPL, Rashid Khan, was likewise named in the World XI yesterday. West Indies, the supreme ICC World Twenty20 champions will be driven via Carlos Brathwaite and the side incorporates other best names like Chris Gayle, Marlon Samuels and Andre Russell.