Spinners will be key in the match between Bangladesh and the Netherlands as, in previous games at this venue, Bellerive Oval in Hobart, slow bowlers played crucial role and created match turning moments in this tournament.
Few notable performances are Gareth Delany's 3/16 against the West Indies and Sikandar Raza's 3/19, also against the Windies.
Even in Sunday's game at the same venue where Sri Lanka played Ireland in their Super 12 encounter, Lankan spin duo Maheesh Theekshana and Wanindu Hasaranga bowled brilliantly to restrict the Irish for only 128 in 20 overs.
Theekshana's bowling figure was 4-0-19-2 and Hasaranga finished with figure of 4-0-25-2.
Bangladesh have plenty of variations in their spin department as, along with Shakib al Hasan, the squad also has Nasum Ahmed and Mehedi Hasan Miraz who are specialist spinners.
Apart from that, Mosaddek Hossain's tricky off-spin could be the key against the Dutch.
All the spinners bowled for quite a long time in the nets in Hobart and it looks like Bangladesh will prepare a spin trap for the Netherlands as they bid for victory in their Twenty20 World Cup opener.
