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Few issues to be resolved

Sports Reporter
Stiff competition in the middle-order, the No 3 quandary and spin bowling form, among other issues, would be discussed primarily when the selectors meet today to finalise the 14-man Tigers' limited-overs teams that will take onWest Indies next month.
The Tigers face Darren Sammy's men in a Twenty20 international on October 11 at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium before the ODI series begins at the same venue two dayslater.
Despite being on the back of a 3-2 series defeat at the hands of Zimbabwe, the squad would see few changes with chief selector Akram Khan confirming the tough fight for a place in the middle-order.
"We have a few players for the No 6 and 7 spot. There's a lot of competition there and I think we'll have to really discuss before coming to a conclusion," said chief selector Akram Khan who confirmed that they will submit the team by Friday.
Naeem Islam, Alok Kapali and Nasir Hossain are all up for the position that will come after Shakib Al Hasan and skipper Mushfiqur Rahim. Nasir is leading the pack as of now as he played against Zimbabwe and struck a half-century on debut. But Akram has said that performances during the BCB Cup will be taken into account, giving hope to Naeem and Kapali, who played decent knocks individually.
"We will look at performances as it was
the sort of tournament that helped players like Imrul Kayes come back into form. I think it was a good opportunity for everyone to show where they are at the moment," said Akram.
He also said that while there were trials for the No 3 spot during the season opening one-day tournament with Mohammad Ashraful and Kapali tried at the spot, it is too early to make a call.
"I am only focused on the [squad of] fourteen. I will have to talk to the captain and coach before we make decisions on the playing eleven. We did try Ashraful at three during the BCB Cup but nothing is sure yet," he said.
In the spin department, Abdur Razzak could be given a fair run during the limited overs matches, though Elias Sunny's name is creeping up in conversations mainly due to
the left-arm spinner's recent performance.
It wouldn't be surprising if Sunny is in the Twenty20 side as a bowling addition is the only option that the selectors can have in the format which the Tigers are really not experienced in.
Bangladesh haven't played a Twenty20 game for more than a year and on top of that, the format hasn't been played in the country even domestically since the 2009-10 season. It virtually rules out selecting specialists for this version of cricket.
"We don't have many extraordinary T\venty20 players so we will base the team on one-day players. It will mostly be a similar team with a few additions for the GDIs," opined the former national captain.