What if Bangladesh start playing T20Is only six months before the T20 World Cup? Can they become aggressive all of a sudden and prepared enough to deliver what it takes to succeed in T20Is?

According to England head coach Trevor Bayliss international teams should be playing the shortest format of international cricket only six months ahead of the T20 World Cup.

After winning in the 100th T20I of England against New Zealand in the ongoing tri-nation series which also involves Australia, Bayliss revealed that he would never opt to play in the T20Is.

He reportedly said, "I wouldn't play T20 internationals.If you want to play a World Cup every four years or whatever it is, maybe six months before you get the international teams and let them play some T20 internationals. (Otherwise) I'd just let the franchises play.”

“If you want to play a World Cup every four years or whatever it is, maybe six months before you get the international teams and let them play some T20 internationals.”

England skipper Eoin Morgan said that their batting was not up to the mar, as a result, they suffered throughout the series.

Morgan said, “We had absolutely no right to be in the final. We played terribly so far in the tri-series. We played well, did enough to win but not enough to go through but that has been the story of the trip.

“There was nothing in the first two games of our batting that suggested we were going to post a competitive score. That has let us down because batting is normally our strength.”

Despite winning the last match of the group stage, also England’s only win in this tournament, the English team did not qualify for the final. Undoubtedly, Morgan saw upset regarding the result.

“It didn’t feel like a win. Going out there at the halfway stage we knew that 174 was the target to restrict them to. Once that went naturally the guys’ heads went down,” said Morgan.