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Australia - Banglades CB expert advice

·        Australia, who have been a powerhouse in the shortest format of the game, have come up with some exciting and match-winning performance in the game, but haven’t produced a performance great enough to be crowned the World Champions in this format. They would definitely look to turn the tables this time around, however, with the sub-continental tracks not suiting the likes of Australian power play, it would again be an uphill task for the Oceania giants to prove themselves worthy of being crowned the new champions in these tough conditions. Bangladesh will look for a win to keep their hope in WT20.

·        Best economical pick – Mitch Marsh will be a smart pick. He is a very good handy all-rounder. He can give you points with his bowling as well as in batting.  His salary is just 9 and he can give you at least 200 points for a match for sure.

·         Top captains & vice captains – As Captain & vice-captain will give you multiple points. You have to think twice before choosing your captain and vice-captain. For tomorrow’s match you can choose Sabbir Rahman as your captain as he is expected to score more runs than others as he is in his form of life. He is in superb form in recent times. For vice-captain there are many players to choose but Mahmudullah will be a good choice as he has been in good form in recent times. Make him your vice-captain for sure.

·         Smart pick – Glenn Maxwell will be a smart pick for this match. The Australian All-Rounder will be very handy in this Indian conditions. He can bowl 4 overs which can give you a lot of points and can strike big with bat which will earn you more points. So Maxwell is a must pick for any Fantasy team.

·        Be careful – Be careful if you are choosing some players like Steven Smith. He is a better batsman in Test and ODI format but not successful in this format. Before choosing him Be Careful.

My XI – Sabbir Rahman(Captain), Mahmudullah (Vice-Captain), Mitch Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, James Faulkner, Tamim Iqbal, Usman Khawaja, Peter Nevill,Nathan Coulter-Nile, Mashrafe Mortaza, Adam Zampa.