And the secret? They weren’t copying Australia or England… they were following Virat Kohli’s 2019 advice. Back then, Kohli said: “You can’t ask players to commit to Test cricket while ignoring them in contracts.” Bangladesh took that seriously. They started paying Test specialists. They made domestic pitches greener. They forced teams to play 3 pacers every game; even if it hurt in the short term. Mominul Haque, then captain, became the architect. He made young fast bowlers bowl endless overs; not because they were great yet, but because they needed to become great. Today, Hasan Mahmud, Nahid Rana, Taskin Ahmed; they’re the result. This isn’t just about cricket. It’s about how systems grow talent; not by waiting for stars, but by building environments where stars *can* rise. Bangladesh didn’t have the resources. They had the vision. And Kohli’s words gave them the blueprint. Sometimes, the biggest revolutions start with someone else’s press conference.