Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) have appointed veteran wicket-keeper batter Litton Das as their new ODI captain. The keeper-batter replaces all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz, who was previously the captain of the 50-over format. Litton Das has the experience of leading the Bangladesh National Cricket Team in the T20I format, and this will surely help the experienced campaigner.
This is a good decision from the BCB to have one captain for the white-ball formats. It becomes easier to manage the sides, and the strategies also do not change as often. Litton Das will be looking to guide the side well in the 50-over format as the team has done well in the shorter format under his captaincy.
Litton Das to captain Bangladesh till 2027 World Cup
Litton Das will remain the captain for the Bangla Tigers until the 2027 World Cup. This is a huge opportunity for the wicket-keeper batter to lead the side in the major event for the first time in his career. He has previously led the side in this format in 7 games and
While speaking to the media, BCB President Tamim Iqbal said, "I believe we should have two captains, and the board shares the same view."
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