Can't go in with doubts: Riyad

T20 cricket requests conclusiveness in the fine harmony between hazardous play and capable cricket. It is in that angle where Bangladesh have regularly fizzled, which is reflected in a 21-48 misfortune win record and a 1-9 hindrance in their last 10 matches. In remain in captain Mahmudullah Riyad, be that as it may, they have a reasonable reasoning pioneer who, much like harmed customary captain Shakib Al Hasan, is by all accounts encouraging his group to move past their current outcomes, disregard that vulnerability and get the bull by the horns. 

"It will energize to perceive how we go tomorrow and anticipating take a couple of risks, go for broke and assume liability independently to accomplish something great," said Mahmudullah yesterday in front of the present Nidahas Trophy coordinate against India in Colombo. "I am not saying that we are the top choices but rather we can adhere to our procedures and play some hard cricket tomorrow; that is the thing that we can request from the group. 

"There have been a considerable measure of inquiries brought about our capacity up in T20s. We can't go into this competition with any questions in our capacity. We need to disregard our last T20I arrangement [A 2-0 misfortune to Sri Lanka at home in February]. I think the young men are looking great, the young men had a decent practice coordinate [a 41-run prevail upon SLC President's XI on Tuesday] and we know the conditions here." 

It has been not as much as a year since they cleared out Colombo with an offer of every one of the arrangement amid a full visit in March-April 2017, and it was additionally amid that visit that they won their last T20I, circumstantially in a similar scene where they will play today - the R Premadasa Stadium. 

In the event that that is a decent memory, they won't have numerous accordingly to call upon to draw motivation against the present rivals. Not exclusively are India the main T20I side on the planet - though a somewhat debilitated one through the nonappearances of key players including consistent captain Virat Kohli - however the last match between the two sides finished in the Bangalore misfortune in the 2016 World T20 when Mahmudullah and Mushfiqur Rahim took Bangladesh to a point where they required two keeps running from three balls for triumph before mysteriously losing the match by one run. 

"The Bangalore coordinate was over that day," Mahmudullah shot back to an inquiry regarding that match. "Mischances happen in cricket. There's no point agonizing on it. It is smarter to gain from it. 

"I need my group to play great, hard cricket. How about we adhere to our procedures and qualities; it's great to know your own particular qualities and shortcomings instead of reasoning of different things. They are a decent side and we do have that regard. I am cheerful in each diversion and albeit some of India's accomplished players are not here, they play IPL and they are knowledgeable about the T20 organize." 

Mahmudullah was keeping things away from plain view with respect to the playing 11 that he said was not yet settled. He provided a few indications nonetheless. "We have been pondering the No 3 position. Sabbir [Rahman] was doing admirably in that position however he hasn't been scoring runs as of late. We are supporting him, as any batsman can experience such a stage. Tomorrow you will see who gets the opportunity to bat at No 3... Liton [Das] has done well in the training match. 

"[Nurul Hasan] Sohan is batting great, and I am happy he has come back to the group. I figure he can add quality to our lower center request, as he now has a more prominent scope of shots."