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Don’t underestimate Bangladesh says Abdur Razzak

By Cricketnmore Editorial May 25, 2019 • 23:26 PM View: 3212

May 25 (CRICKETNMORE) - The Cricket World Cup is always the biggest event for Bangladesh. In 1999 we beat Pakistan. In 2007 we beat South Africa and of course, India says Bangladesh spinner Abdur Razzaq. We have also beaten England in the last two ICC Men’s Cricket World Cups.

We cherish these memories and they mean it’s a special competition for our fans says Razzak

TAGS ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Abdur Razzak

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