The Bangladesh tour is just a waste of time in Australia

Bangladesh has never won a Twenty20 match against Australia.  The Tigers secured the series by defeating Australia in three consecutive matches in the five-match series.  In the fourth match, the visitors somehow won by 3 wickets.  The last match of the series is full of sixteen failures.  Australia are ashamed to be bowled out for the lowest run in their T20 history (72).  The visitors' innings lasted only 13.4 overs.  Ajira has never been all out in such a short time in international cricket.

 Before coming to Bangladesh, Australia also lost the five-match T20 series 4-1 in the West Indies.

 The Australian has analyzed the Bangladesh and West Indies tours in this way, "Only two wins in 10 matches in these two tours."  Important cricketers of the team were not in the team.  Considering the five-match series, Bangladesh-Australia series has the lowest run (1120).  The cricketers will have to stay in quarantine for 14 days after the tour.  They have to do it at a time when there are less than two months left before the start of the T20 World Cup.  When the top cricketers have not played in these two series, the tour is nothing but a waste of time. '

 Australia have no more T20 series before the World Cup, which starts in October.  The Aussie stars will prepare for the World Cup by playing the rest of the IPL in September.  Matthew Wade thinks that there is nothing to be gained from the Bangladesh tour.  He led Australia in Bangladesh instead of Aaron Finch.  Like the team's poor performance, he was a complete failure.  "There is nothing positive after such a rate," said the keeper-batsman.  Apart from the top cricketers, the last two series before the World Cup have been a storm of criticism in Australian cricket.  Matthew Wade, however, did not want to pay attention to all this.  "I don't think it's very important that everyone has to play together before the World Cup," he said.  We played a lot of matches together.  The youngsters have played in the last two series.  The experience of playing in tough conditions will help them move forward. '