Ready to build on Riyad's foundation

Bangladesh's T20I and Test skipper Shakib Al Hasan said yesterday that after Mahmudullah Riyad satisfied his guarantee of taking the Tigers to the Nidahas Trophy last, it was currently about time for him to take it one step higher. 

"Riyad bhai satisfied his objective as the skipper, yet perhaps I have another objective. I think objectives are set sensibly," the champion all-rounder told columnists in front of Sunday's last against India. 

Shakib missed the initial three diversions of the tri-country T20I competition because of finger damage, which he managed amid the tri-country in Dhaka in January. In any case, the left-hander traveled to Colombo before Friday's virtual elimination round against the Lankans, where Mahmudullah scored a radiant 18-ball unbeaten 43. The right-hander hit a six off the penultimate conveyance with six runs required, to pull off an exciting two-wicket win which was damaged by flooding feelings with Shakib at the focal point of that undesirable scene in the last finished with Bangladesh requiring 12 runs. 

The episode including Shakib occurred after the second chunk of the last finished of the Bangladesh innings when he went to the edge of the limit and requested that his batsmen fall off the field. The Bangladesh group asserted that the square-leg umpire had flagged a no-ball following a moment over-the-bear bouncer before changing his choice, provoking Shakib to get back to the batsmen to the structure. 

However Shakib, who was fined 25 for every penny of his match expense and got one fault point for his inclusion in the occurrence, said that he and his group were looking forward as opposed to digging into Friday's episode. 

"What happened yesterday [Friday], let it stay that way. We would prefer not to talk about these things. The two cricket sheets have had great relations for the last 10-15 years. The players have incredible relations as well. We are for the most part affirm with it. We should push ahead from this," said the Bangladesh captain. 

The captain's consideration was of course attracted to the last, especially about whether the Tigers experienced somewhat of a mind hindrance in the wake of getting to inside touching separation of a trophy. They have already made it to the last of four multi-country competitions, yet have neglected to win even one. 

In the wake of gushing its typical line being 'simply one more match but a vital one', Shakib included: "I would trust that none of our players have that inability to think straight. It would help us to play well. In the event that we think it is a major last against India, at that point it is weight. Or maybe we should consider it a bat versus ball challenge." 

He likewise trusts that the experience from three lost finals will help the side yet forewarned that they should not go up against any undue weight. 

"Experience dependably comes to great utilize. We have to guarantee great cricket. We are not thinking too a long ways ahead. We must be casual and liberal. It is essential to be rationally allowed to do well in T20s. I trust nobody takes any weight, and remains concentrated on the procedure." 

The southpaw included that the hurl would not have a lot of an effect on their course of action as long as the players stay centered. 

"The wicket doesn't generally change much. In the event that we bat in the first place, our concentration will be to set up a decent aggregate on the board. On the off chance that we bat second, at that point we need to stop them for a sensible score," was his clear appraisal. 

The 30-year-old likewise implied that Bangladesh would tailor their plans to the shortcomings and qualities of every Indian batsman, saying that innovation was being utilized to translate every one of the contradicting players.