First ODI against Kiwis today

Bangladesh take on New Zealand in the first one-day international of the three-match series at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur today.
The match will be telecast live on Bangladesh Television and Channel i from 9:00am.
Bangladesh will have to make several changes to their starting line-up from the team that played against Australia in Darwin last month after several national players left to play in the rebel Indian Cricket League (ICL).
Further loss comes in the form of batsman Rokibul Hasan, who still hasn't recovered for a finger injury he sustained in the first ODI against Australia.
Middle-order batsman Nayeem Islam will make his debut while paceman Mahbubul Alam might be made the 12th man if Shahadat Hossain passes a fitness test this morning. Shahadat hurt his left hand at practice and was a cause of concern for the team management.
New Zealand will have hard-hitting opener Jesse Ryder back in their line-up while it is likely that captain Daniel Vettori might take an extra spinner in the form of Jeetan Patel, the offie, in the playing eleven.
Records are definitely with the tourists as they have won all eleven ODIs against the Tigers. The only time Bangladesh had the upper hand was in a World Cup 2007 warm-up game where the Tigers beat a full-strength New Zealand side.
The second match of the series will take place in the same venue on October 11 while the final ODI will be held in Chittagong on October 14.