Waiting for the thrilling fight in the wicket mantra

Sher-e-Bangla’s wicket is unpredictable এটি this is a very familiar phrase in Bangladesh cricket. The goal of both the host and the visiting team is to have more understanding with this wicket. Apart from that, in the case of Tests, the result is more likely to come on this wicket. Therefore, before the start of the second Test between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, the issue of wicket behavior is coming up.

Just as Bangladesh wants to take advantage of the situation by taking advantage of the wicket, Sri Lanka also wants to fight by understanding the mantra of the wicket.

Bangladesh and Sri Lanka will meet in the second and final Test of the two-match series at Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla. The match will start on Monday at 10 am.

Speaking to the media on the eve of the match, Sri Lankan head coach Silverwood said he was thinking about the wicket and the conditions.

The Lankans will use the knowledge of former Bangladesh coach Naveed Nawaz to understand the wickets and conditions here. In addition to the statistics, the eyes of the guests.

Silverwood said: ‘I have someone in the coaching staff (Naveed Nawaz) who you all know who knows about these conditions. I will talk to my assistant coach so that we can understand how this wicket will be used. In addition, we will use the experience and knowledge of his time spent in Bangladesh. I will also look at the statistics of this field so that we can give the best bowling option to the captain.

On the other hand, Bangladesh is also looking to use the opportunity in their own field. Captain Muminul Haque said, ‘Whether you play in Mirpur or outside the country, there are always opportunities. The biggest thing is how you see the opportunity. This is a good opportunity to think about the condition or everything. Not the highest opportunity, but also an opportunity. There is always a chance, this is another chance for us to win the series.

Tamim Iqbal-Mushfiqur Rahim’s century for the run wicket in Chittagong and Naeem Hasan’s superb bowling helped Bangladesh draw the last day of the Test. This time, Dudal will keep an eye on winning the second Test. The series is under the World Test Championship.

So far, Bangladesh has played seven matches in this cycle of Test Championship. Muminul Haque’s team has won only against New Zealand. Drawn in one, saw the face of the rate in the other five.

Bangladesh captain to take advantage of the opportunity

Bangladesh has dominated the Chittagong Test. However, batting-dependent wickets did not win. The hosts had to be satisfied with the draw. However, Sher-e-Bangla’s account is different from Chittagong’s. This field is also more likely to bear fruit. That is why Bangladesh captain Muminul Haque is looking forward to take advantage of this opportunity at home.

Bangladesh and Sri Lanka will meet in the second and final Test of the two-match series at Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla. The match will start on Monday at 10 am.

Speaking on Sunday, the day before the main battle, Bangladesh captain Mominul Haque said, “I think it’s a good opportunity for us (the second Test in Dhaka). Now we have to think anew without thinking about Chittagong Test. Hopefully, if we can play as a team in Dhaka Test too, then the result will be in our favor. ‘

Muminul said about the chance to win, ‘Whether you play in Mirpur or outside the country, there is always a chance. The biggest thing is how you see the opportunity. This is a good opportunity to think about the condition or everything. Not the highest opportunity, but it is also an opportunity. There is always a chance, this is another chance for us to win the series.

Tamim Iqbal-Mushfiqur Rahim’s century for the run wicket in Chittagong and Naeem Hasan’s superb bowling helped Bangladesh draw the last day of the Test. This time, Dudal will keep an eye on winning the second Test. The series is under the World Test Championship.

So far, Bangladesh has played seven matches in this cycle of Test Championship. Muminul Haque’s team has won only against New Zealand. Drawn in one, saw the face of the rate in the other five.