Bangladesh want to create own 'brand' in T20s: Mahmudullah

Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah said Tuesday the underdogs, straight from irritating Sri Lanka, plan to sharpen their "image" of Twenty20 cricket against India in a key tri-arrangement standoff. 

The guests arranged a 215-run pursue to overcome has Sri Lanka in their second match of the competition, bouncing back from a misfortune in their opener against India. 

Bangladesh, tenth on the planet T20 rankings behind Afghanistan, will be in solid dispute for the tri-arrangement last in the event that they beat table-toppers India on Wednesday. 

Mahmudullah, who was named commander after Shakib Al Hasan was precluded of the tri-arrangement because of damage, said the minnows entered the arrangement needing "to make a Bangladesh brand of cricket". 

"I think the aptitudes are there. We should be savvy to go for broke," he told columnists in Colombo, saying his side needed to make up for its absence of energy hitters. 

"Going up against a specific bowler who we think can be focused on, these kind of things we have to apply when we are playing. 

These things will give us that Bangladesh brand of T20 cricket." 

The Tigers have beaten best sides in Test and one-day internationals, however attempted to discover consistency in the most brief arrangement of the game, having lost nine of their last 11 T20s. 

Mahmudullah asked his bowlers to gain from their Indian partners, who have used the batting-accommodating conditions at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. 

Rising Indian pacemen like Jaydev Unadkat and Shardul Thakur have been instrumental in raising India to the highest point of the table in the arrangement. 

Spinners Yuzvendra Chahal and Washington Sundar have likewise contributed with restrained knocking down some pins and urgent strikes. 

Bangladesh's left-arm snappy Mustafizur Rahman has gotten five wickets in two matches however released near 10 runs an over. 

Mahmudullah sponsored his strike paceman to come great in the rest of the matches in conditions he accepts are intense for bowlers. 

"I think he is an awesome bowler for our group, he has been doing extremely well. It's simply the wicket that suits the batsman most," said Mahmudullah. 

"Mustafiz is fit as a fiddle and is our strike bowler and I will constantly back him up." 

Bangladesh have never won a T20 competition since they began playing the arrangement in 2006.