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Mosaddek eyes 2027 World Cup

Published : Friday, 5 June, 2026 at 12:00 AM  Count : 69
Bangladesh all-rounder Mosaddek Hossain Saikat has set his sights on the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup after earning a recall to the national team nearly four years after his last international appearance.

Mosaddek, who was included in Bangladesh's squad for the upcoming ODI series against Australia, said consistent performances in domestic cricket had paved the way for his return.

"Domestic cricket is the only platform where players can attract the selectors' attention through performance. I have tried to perform consistently as long as possible. Opportunities come only when you play well," Mosaddek told reporters at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur today.

The all-rounder said he is prepared to play the role assigned to him by the team management.

"Chief selector Suman Bhai (Habibul Bashar) has clearly explained my role. Whether I bat at number six or seven, or bowl five to six overs, I will try to fulfill my responsibilities," he said, adding that impact matters in the batting position he will play for.

"Players in those batting positions are not usually judged by statistics alone; impact is what matters most."
Mosaddek is confident about Bangladesh's chances in the Australia series, citing improved batting conditions and the team's strong bowling attack.

"The wickets have been very good recently. We have been getting quality batting surfaces in domestic cricket and across the country," he said.

"I expect high-scoring matches. Our bowling attack can now compete with the best teams in the world. If our batters maintain their current form in ODIs, we will have a good chance of winning the series," he added.    "BSS



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