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Rhodes challenges Shakib to prove he’s still top dog

By Cricketnmore Editorial May 27, 2019 • 10:37 AM View: 1912

May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - He may be the world’s top ODI all-rounder, but Shakib Al Hasan still has a point to prove at the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup according to Bangladesh coach Steve Rhodes.

A prolific influence with bat and ball in the Tigers ascent to the upper echelons of the limited-overs game, the experienced Al Hasan is set to embark upon his fourth World Cup campaign this summer.

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