Bangladesh is above 3–0 and has a T20i series in their bags, but a class of their fans is not really celebrating these results. Instead, they are rejecting them to come against Zimbabwe, which is in a lower place. He also has a principle that BCB conducts matches against Zimbabwe whenever senior men go through a difficult run of results.
Taskin said, “Our goals are the World Cup-oriented, but we do not control what circumstances we play or under what protest we play.” “We have to give our best in all circumstances. If we can go to the World Cup with five or ten percent improvement, we can start well in that tournament. There are many things about Zimbabwe as a rival, but if we lose against him, there will be many other things.
“We get less credit for winning against small teams. If we lose, they will make fun of us. Unfortunately, we have to listen to a lot of things. When we go out to play, our only goal is to give our best. We want to win the last two matches. We have different personal roles, which we want to try to try these two matches, but we also use some new skills but we also want to use some new skills. Are.”
Taskin has been one of the most influential artists in Bangladesh so far in the series, taking six wickets in three matches in 8.83, on an average, returning the economy rate of 4.41. The top order of Zimbabwe has specifically fought against him, running his batsmen for pace. Taskin felt that his rhythm was better during the BPL or Sri Lanka series in January, in which he played white-ball matches.
“I was quite throat [2023] World Cup. I had to rehab for two-and-a-half months after starting with BPL this year, “He said.” I was struggling with my rhythm in that tournament, but it improved the Sri Lanka series. Rhythm is a factor for fast bowlers. It is improving for me. I am working hard. The team will expect me to bowl at high speed. I am bowling well, but I hope it will get better soon. ,
While the IPL across the border in India has seen a frenzy of six-touching and tall yogas, the series has been very low scoring, with 124, 138 and 165 in three matches so far with the first paan. Taskin placed it down for terms, and suggested that expecting a large score in Dhaka could be unrealistic.
“Conditions between here and IPL are slightly different,” he said. “Most of the games are high scoring. Bangladesh have less high scoring matches. Even if we are playing Zimbabwe, we are giving 100 percent. They can be weaker than IPL teams but we have to try our best to defeat them.”
Bangladesh's top-order batsmen have not actually hit their strides, especially with Litton Das struggling for runs in white-ball formats this year. Torahid Hridoy and Zakar Ali were left in the third T20I after losing their first three wickets in nine overs.
“More than anyone, we feel the most disappointed when we don't do well with the bat or the ball,” Taskin said. “We constantly work hard to improve our batting and bowling. We know that we have not started with the bat. We are working on it. I hope we can do better in these two matches.”
Taskin was pleased with Bangladesh's next batch of fast bowlers who performed well in domestic cricket. Rezour Rahman finished the Dhaka Premier League of this season with eight wickets, while the left -handed Quick Abu Hader and Ruyal Mia ended as the top two wickets. Taskin, who played for the final champion Abhani Limited, took 16 wickets in eight matches at 15.37.
“This is a great sign that bowlers are coming into the scene in Bangladesh,” Taskein said. “This is an additional inspiration in domestic cricket, to see fast bowlers in the national team more consistent. If they can play some franchise cricket, they will improve more. They have a better process. There is a better process. There is more severity in maintaining a good lifestyle. It is helping bowlers rapidly in Bangladesh.”
Mohammad Isam Ispncricinfo is a reporter of Bangladesh. @isam84
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