With the series in the back, Bangladesh are planning for some experiment during today\u2019s fourth one-day international against Zimbabwe at Mirpur.
\nKeeping an eye on the upcoming ICC World Cup, the Tigers may hand leg-spinner Jubair Hossain and left-arm spinner Taijul Islam an ODI debut while pace bowler Abul Hasan also can make a comeback.
\nSelectors have already omitted Shafiul Islam and Arafat Sunny from the squad and Rubel Hossain could join them to make the way for the trio in Tigers\u2019 line-up.
\nWhile the management looking to seize the opportunity to test the candidates for the undecided World Cup spots, players remained aware of the fact that it is time for them to perform.
\nLeggie Jubair was excited about his prospect of making ODI debut and knowing that the format is very different from Tests, where he excelled in the recent series, he said he is well prepared for the challenge.
\n\u2018I know both formats are different and there is less chance of going unpunished with odd balls,\u2019 Jubair told New Age. \u2018I was considered in Tests as a wicket taking bowler and was given the freedom of going all-out with all my varieties.
\n\u2018Here along with taking wickets I need to keep an eye on the run rate and so need to be more precise before pitching every delivery,\u2019 said Jubair, adding \u2018As the World Cup is coming, a near margin of error need to be even lesser.
\nAbul was relived to be back after his hip injury and looked motivated to get into the World Cup-bound plane.
\n\u2018My main aim is the World Cup,\u2019 said Abul. \u2018If I play, definitely I would like to make a mark against Zimbabwe,\u2019 he said.
\nThough Bangladesh did not disclose their squad officially, spin bowling coach Ruwan Kalpage took little time to admit that the
\nfocus is now on the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand after the Tigers successfully wrapped up the series.
\n\u2018We will be playing a lot of ODI\u2019s in the upcoming days, so naturally we can try some other combinations for the next match,\u2019 said Kalpage.<\/p>\n

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