Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan was taken for a scan after his match against New Zealand in the ICC World Cup at the Chepauk in Chennai on Friday. 

The ace all-rounder suffered from cramps while he was batting in the first innings of the match which prompted him to throw his wicket away as he tried to hit his way out of trouble.

The 36-year-old put away three fours and two sixes for his 51-ball 40 and bowled his full quota as he picked up one wicket before he went for a scan reportedly due to a quad strain on his left leg.

Vice-captain Najmul Hossain Shanto came to the post-match interview in place of Shakib.

"Shakib has gone for a scan after which we'll know more," he said.