New Delhi, Feb. 25 -- Bangladesh's struggles in global tournaments continued as they crashed out of the ICC Champions Trophy following another underwhelming batting display. Their inability to put up competitive totals--228 all out in the first match and 236 for 9 in the second--exposed their long-standing issues, particularly with their experienced players failing to step up on the big stage.

Former India batter Wasim Jaffer was especially critical of Mahmudullah and Mushfiqur Rahim's shot selection in their five-wicket defeat to New Zealand. Both veterans fell playing rash strokes, leaving Bangladesh five wickets down by the 27th over. New Zealand, in response, chased the target with ease.

"We've only seen probably Shakib [Al Hasan] w...