Bangladesh bowlers made a match of the low aggregate before India sneaked home with a brazen three-wicket win in a last-ball spine chiller.
Bangladesh commander Mashrafe Mortaza regretted his group's powerlessness to gain by a decent begin and yet was glad for their execution in the wake of giving India keep running for their cash in the title conflict of the Asia Cup.
Picking to bat, a drained Bangladesh (without Tamim Iqbal and Shakib Al Hasan) got off to an awesome begin as Liton Das and Mehidy Hasan sewed a 120-run remain for the opening wicket before losing their plot to be confined to an unassuming 222.
Bangladesh bowlers, be that as it may, made a match of the low aggregate before India sneaked home with a brazen three-wicket win in a last-ball spine chiller. "Our young men should feel pleased. I think we need to learn such a significant number of things. Each time we play a competition like this, we are battling some place or the other. Today we made a decent begin yet couldn't experience. We had it under control, yet we couldn't underwrite," Mortaza said after the amusement.
"Mortaza applauded his knocking down some pins division however said the content could have been distinctive had the spinners rocked the bowling alley well in the center overs. "In the last couple of matches, we lost early wickets yet figured out how to score 240-250. I figure the bowlers completed a great job in the competition. We are glad yet we need to push ahead. Not having Shakib (Al Hasan) and Tamim (Iqbal) was a major blow, however I think young men have completed a great occupation," he said.
"On the off chance that our off-spinners knocked down some pins well, the situation would have been so extraordinary." Mortaza said. He, be that as it may, said he can't accuse his bowlers after his batsmen misused an awesome chance to set up a major score on the board.
"(However, You would constantly back the spinners when you see the ball turning in the primary innings. Mehidy has knocked down some pins well all through the competition. Mahmudullah was great in the last amusement. "We expected to get 10 overs from them, however we were attempting to do that. Apu (Nazmul Islam) could have rocked the bowling alley better. In any case, you can't accuse the bowlers when the objective is 223. I consider all you thought in the half-time that we won't win," Mortaza said.
The captain said he would have preferably needed one of the pacers — Rubel Hossain or Mustafizur Rahman — to bowl at the passing yet said circumstance didn't allow him to do as such. "Mustafiz (Rahman) and Rubel (Hossain) rocked the bowling alley so well that on the off chance that we could have given them the ball from the 46th over, I think even 25 runs could have been safeguarded. Be that as it may, it wasn't perfect circumstance," he said.
"I told (Mahmudullah) Riyadh that the main possibility we will have is the point at which they mis-hit one. We needed Kuldeep (Yadav) to mis-hit one, in light of the fact that (Kedar) Jadhav is a perceived batsman. He would have better figurings. Within edge off the fifth ball could have gone to the stumps. As a matter of fact, you require fortunes in these circumstances."
The captain said Bangladesh were 30-40 runs shy of what could have been a triumphant score on this wicket."To be straightforward, we needed an organization when (Mahmudullah) Riyad and Mushfiq (Mushfiqur Rahim) were batting. We were 120 in the 21st over. On the off chance that we had scored generally safe cricket for the following 14-15 overs, we could have included 60-70 keeps running for the loss of one wicket," Mortaza said.
"Mushfiq couldn't execute well. The run-outs additionally hurt. Purpose doesn't mean getting out playing top dogs. You need to take care of the batting after the great begin. We ought to have scored 250-260 on this wicket."
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