KOLKATA: Pakistani skipper Shahid Afridi won the toss and elected to bat first against Bangladesh in their opening match of International Cricket Council (ICC) Twenty20 Cricket World Cup, TheNewsTribe.com reported.
“Pitch is looking good, last game we played against sri Lanka, pitch remained the same. Struggling with batting, we are going with six batsmen and two allrounders, players are confident, Hafeez really did well, Shehzad is back,” says Shahid Afridi
“We would like to bat first as well,” says Mashrafe in the away kit where the red dominates with green on the sleeves, “Boys are confident, the ground is open if we win the first game. Arafat Sunny comes in for Abu Hider” — So no Mustafiz still…
Pakistan: 1 Shehzad, 2 Sharjeel, 3 Hafeez, 4 Malik, 5 U Akmal, 6 Sarfraz (wk), 7 Afridi, 8 Imad Wasim, 9 Wahab, 10 Amir, 11 Irfan
Bangladesh 1 Tamim, 2 Soumya, 3 Sabbir, 4 Shakib, 5 Mahmudullah, 6 Mushfiqur (wk), 7 Mithun, 8 Mashrafe (capt), 9 Sunny, 10 Taskin, 11 Al-Amin
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