Once more shakib Al Hasan has been designated Bangladesh ODI chief, and will lead them in the Asia Cup and World Cup. Shakib assumes control over following Tamim Iqbal's renunciation on August 3 after he was managed out of the Asia Cup in light of a back physical issue. Shakib takes over at a crucial time for Bangladesh, with the Asia Cup followed by a home ODI series against New Zealand in September, before they travel to India for the ODI World Cup beginning on October 5. BCB president Nazmul Hassan made the declaration in an unexpected media preparation at his home in Dhaka. "Shakib Al Hasan is the chief for the Asia Cup, New Zealand series and World Cup," he said. "We will talk more to him when he gets back to Bangladesh [from Lanka Chief League]. We need to know his drawn out plan. I addressed him on the telephone yesterday. Be that as it may, it is better assuming we converse with him face to face since he is occupied with an establishment association presently. We will likewise discuss which design he will continue to lead, whether it is each of the three configurations or a couple of them. "There was never any disarray. I told you previously. He is the conspicuous decision. Who else can lead? Yet, we needed to converse with him prior to selecting him. No one ought to think anything more. Shakib is the chief. He was generally the primary decision." Hassan further said that the Asia Cup crew will be equivalent to the World Cup crew. "They have only one spot open. We actually have hardly any familiarity with Tamim Iqbal who is recuperating from a back physical issue. We could preliminary a couple of openers in the Asia Cup," he said. Shakib is, for the time being, the Bangladesh skipper in each of the three arrangements, having begun his third stretch as Test chief and T20I commander last year. Shakib had likewise driven Bangladesh in 49 ODIs somewhere in the range of 2009 and 2011, when he previously became chief, and won 22 of those. It was a hit or miss work for Shakib, who was basically delegating for the oftentimes harmed Mashrafe Mortaza. Shakib later captained Bangladesh in three additional ODIs in 2015 and 2017, each time subbing for Mashrafe. Shakib has up until this point drove Bangladesh in 19 Tests and 39 T20Is, and the remainder of his 50 ODIs as chief was in 2017. The adjustment of initiative comes after Tamim quit as Bangladesh's ODI chief due to the vulnerability around his wellness as he recuperates from a back physical issue. While he is out of the Asia Cup that beginnings on August 30, Tamim desires to be fit in time for the ODI series against New Zealand that starts on September 21 and the ODI World Cup that follows. Tamim's renunciation came under a month after he switched his profound choice to resign from global cricket. He had resigned on July 6 yet the next evening, Bangladesh state leader Sheik Hasina mentioned him to adjust his perspective.