Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza wins a toss in a World Cup match against England today.
Bangladesh’s Mashrafe Mortaza said the World Cup would be an uphill battle as his team will play against strong teams.
The pitch conditions, allied to the short straight boundaries at Sophia Gardens, prompted tournament hosts England to drop off-spinner Moeen Ali and recall paceman Liam Plunkett. “The last two matches, we have played well. Hopefully we can continue that today. We have to play at our best to beat this England team. It won’t be easy.”
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