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Can Bangladesh turn their fortune around?

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TBS Report
15 December, 2024, 01:25 pm
Last modified: 15 December, 2024, 03:18 pm

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Can Bangladesh turn their fortune around?

The West Indies, led by Rovman Powell, will aim to build on their dominance from the preceding 3-0 victory in the ODI series against Bangladesh.

TBS Report
15 December, 2024, 01:25 pm
Last modified: 15 December, 2024, 03:18 pm
Photo: CWI
Photo: CWI

West Indies and Bangladesh are all set to square off in the first T20I of their three-match series on Monday, December 16, 2024, at the Arnos Vale Ground in St. Vincent.

Both teams head into this series with contrasting fortunes, making it an intriguing encounter.

The West Indies, led by Rovman Powell, will aim to build on their dominance from the preceding 3-0 victory in the ODI series against Bangladesh.

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With an aggressive brand of cricket and a reputation for strong performances in the T20 format, they will be eager to assert their dominance early in the series.

Their top-order power hitters and experienced bowlers are expected to play a significant role in taking control of the match.

On the other hand, Bangladesh enters the series with much to prove, having struggled in their recent ODI campaign against the West Indies. Under the leadership of Litton Das, they will be looking to redeem themselves in the shorter format.

Litton will be crucial in inspiring his side to challenge the formidable West Indies team and shift momentum in their favor. Bangladesh's bowlers, particularly spinners, will look to make a significant impact on the Arnos Vale pitch, which may offer them some assistance as the match progresses.

The pitch at Arnos Vale traditionally favors the batsmen, but as the game progresses, spinners may find something to work with.

Strategies will play a key role in the game, particularly with the toss, as teams look to decide whether setting a target or chasing under lights would be the best option.

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