A good beginning ensures a good end

Bangladesh paceman Taskin Ahmed was addressing the media following Tigers' thrashing to India yesterday and he proposes that a decent begin to an innings will guarantee a decent end. 

Tigers did not have a training session today and Taskin Ahmed was at the Premadasa Stadium to converse with the media. 

Taskin felt that Tigers missed the mark by 25 to 30 keeps running amid their innings against India. Toward the finish of the initial ten overs, Bangladesh were 69 for the loss of three wickets. While the run rate was not being pushed up, Tigers likewise wavered with their hostility – for this situation attempting an excessive number of far reaching shots. 

Bangladesh could just deal with an aggregate of 139 for eight as they grabbed 70 keeps running in the last 10 overs – 32 fell off the last five. Bangladesh played a remarkable number of spot balls and possibly better shot determination could have seen the Tigers add at any rate another 25 to 30 runs. Taskin opined that trudging is a need in the demise overs however it is difficult. 

"We are as yet honing, bowlers bat significantly more in the nets than beforehand. The thing is amid that amid the demise overs there is a need to trudge and we are honing for that… however it isn't as simple as it appears." 

He reasoned that in the event that they had begun well toward the starting then the finish of the innings could have seen them include more runs the board. 

The primary concern is that in the event that we begin well toward the starting then the end will be great also.