Mahmudullah rues costly lapses

In spite of making a decent begin with the ball giving without end 49 keeps running in the Powerplay, Bangladesh neglected to maintain the weight towards the finish of the innings and lost the force as India heaped on 176 for 3 out of 20 overs. Furthermore, with the bat, the Tigers lost three early wickets inside the Powerplay, leaving whatever is left of the batting line-up confronting a tough undertaking. 

Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah Riyad felt these were the slips that demonstrated unequivocal in the last retribution after his side surrendered a 17-run overcome against India at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo the previous evening. 

"I think we began well with the ball yet gave away an excessive number of keeps running in the last couple of overs. In the event that we had surrendered 10 runs less, it would have helped us," the captain said in the post-coordinate public interview. 

"With the bat, Mushfiqur made 72 out of 160-odd. In the event that another best request batsman could have contributed with around 25 runs, things may have been diverse for us," included the all-rounder. 

The 32-year-old, be that as it may, said that Bangladesh ought to have pursued down the objective regardless of the pitch being somewhat on the slower side. 

"Rohit Sharma at first set aside a touch of opportunity to get settled. He paced his innings, and went up against specific bowlers. He batted extremely well. I think we were playing too quick in the Powerplay. On the off chance that some of our batsmen played legitimate cricketing shots, it would have been beneficial for us. We have to consider these regions and to have clear designs," he said. 

Mahmudullah credited his bowlers for giving them a fine begin. While Nazmul Islam gave Bangladesh a clean begin, in the long run surrendering 27 keeps running in four overs without progress, Rubel Hossain was particularly compelling, taking two wickets for 27 keeps running in his spell. 

At the point when asked whether the group administration should consider adding another batsman to fortify the line-up, the Tigers' captain stated, "Each group has scored intensely in this competition. In the event that you play with one less bowler, there is more hazard. You need five pro bowlers. We are depending a ton on our best request batting. I figure they didn't do it today yet we are confident that they will carry out the activity in the following diversion." 

The right-hander, who was expelled for 11 at a significant time of the innings, pointed the finger at himself for not having the capacity to construct an organization with Mushfiqur. 

"We can [change his batting spot]. Ordinarily Soumya [Sarkar] and Tamim [Iqbal] opened the batting but since they [Sri Lanka] were opening with Akila Dananjaya, we figured Liton would be a decent choice. It is less demanding to go up against an off-spinner for a right-gave batsman. We are contemplating [Mushfiqur's batting spot], so we need to give him greater opportunity. He is in incredible touch," Mahmudullah included when asked whether the group administration would consider advancing the previous captain up the request in the following diversion. 

The following diversion, in the interim, is tomorrow against Sri Lanka - an installation which has transformed into a virtual semi-last. Mahmudullah feels it is home side that will be experiencing strain. 

"We should be crisp and consider what we have to execute in those conditions. I think passing playing is a worry for us, presumably. We have to make sense of how to diminish the harm at that phase of the innings," Mahmudullah closed.