Bangladesh’s first match today in 1st round

Russell Domingo, the Bangladesh head trainer, expects his side to bank on their familiarity with the opponents also because of the conditions once they combat Sri Lanka in their first T20 World Cup Super 12s match in Sharjah. The two sides have formerly played a Test and an ODI series this time, and Bangladesh is apprehensive of Sri Lanka’s white-ball capabilities despite having won the ODI series 2-1 at home.

The game is in Sharjah, where the pitches might be analogous to the bones Bangladesh played on in Dhaka in August and September. EDITOR’S PICKS Thickness the key if Bangladesh wants to eventually have a T20 World Cup to remember 1dMohammad Islam Mahmudullah’ We all felt bad, it isn’t right to talk about our commitment’ .3 d Mohammad Islam Stats-Shakib Al Hasan emulates Dwayne Bravo’s feat and equals Shahid Afridi 3d Sampath Bandarupalli “I suppose we’ve played against Sri Lanka a bit over the last couple of months, “Domingo refocused out. “We’ve had some good contests against them in ODIs and Tests. We have a well-balanced side with skillful bowlers and some dangerous batters. We have a world-class allrounder in Shakib (Al Hasan). “These types of conditions can suit us. Sharjah is analogous to the lattices in Dhaka. Hopefully, that can help us in hereafter’s game.

We’re happy with the 2 pm starts-it suits us big time. It takes dew out of the equation. I suppose our baits will come veritably much into the competition. We know a lot of the other brigades are concentrated on the dew.” Both brigades have veritably little experience of playing in Sharjah, with Sri Lanka having played their first T20I at this venue against the Netherlands on Friday. Shakib, however, did play three games in Sharjah for Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL lately. Domingo agreed that” scores have come down vastly since the new lattices have been laid” in Sharjah, and anticipated a certain kind of bowler to make a mark. ” Altitudinous bowlers who hit the gate have always been in the game, “he said. “I came then with South Africa (eight) times a gone.

I remember Morne Morkel was veritably effective (with) the kind of hard length that he sailed. The ball pratfalls through. However, spin has occasion then, If you drift gate to gate. LBWs and bowled come into the game. We aren’t known as a power-hitting side, so the ( shorter boundary) could favor us.” Bangladesh has been reaping prices of benefactions from the fairly unknown triad of Mahedi Hasan, Afif Hossain, and Nurul Hasan, who have lately produced pivotal, if not massive, performances. Although Mahedi has sailed well with his variations in flight and pets, he still hasn’t planted enough room to have a poignant inning with the club, failing at his only occasion at No. 3. But, according to Domingo, he can anticipate another bump up the fur order at some stage. “I’m a big addict of Mahedi. I suppose the most important thing is his character, “he said. “He’s always up to fulfill any part in the platoon. It isn’t easy fur up the order, (and also) down the order. He no way complains. He’s concentrated on what the platoon needs.

He’s protean with the ball-he can drift in the middle, at the death, and upfront. “He’s surely a three-in-one cricketer for us. The big thing about his medication is that he’s happy to be doing any part. He sees them as a big challenge and takes them on 100. I’m happy with how his crusade has gone so far.”