The second ODI between Bangladesh and England will be played at Dhaka on Tuesday and the hosts will look to win this one to make the third game a meaningful encounter.

The Bangladeshis have gone in with a slightly newish looking line-up and the reason for that is probably two-fold. For one, the Bangladeshis are playing at home, an whatever experiment they can do, would probably be under home conditions and hence make it easier for the new guys. Suhrawadi Shuvo is one of the new guys making his way into the squad, and like many of his predecessors, he is a left-arm orthodox spin bowler who would be looking to make an impression.

That apart, the other major issue that the side would be facing is that Mohammad Ashraful form has been woeful to say the least. He has not got starts, and even when he has the starts, he has been dismissed early. The coach had been critical of the batsman, and had gone up to the extent of saying that the only reason why the batsman was still in the side was because there was nobody worthwhile to replace. However, now, the Bangladeshi side has finally managed to take the decision and will need the rest of the batsmen to play well to make the rest of the games count.

Luckily for them, the return of Mashrafe Mortaza was received well, and despite the fact that he was a trifle rusty previously, his all-round skills would help the Bangladeshi side. Especially his fast bowling.

For England, it will be another chance to experiment. Despite Andy Flower vehemence that the English side will not shuffle things around too much, it remains to be seen whether the changes will not be wrung in if the side goes to win this one. With a squad of 16, it is obviously imperative that all the players are given a go and hence this match could be a crucial one.

The batting will again revolve around the likes of Kevin Pietersen and Jonathon Trott, with a third South African player now in their ranks as well in the form of Craig Kieswetter. However, the one batsman whom everyone will be looking forward to seeing will be Eoin Morgan, who had made an amazing transition from being an Irish player to featuring in England for the ODIs. His batting has been excellent so far, and he could just be man to look out for in the game.

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