It is the old disease of Bangladeshi batsmen Rather than keeping the ball rolling ball running in the head, they are more comfortable to beat the boundaries. The result was to get many dot balls in every match. Opponent bowlers. Yesterday was the same match against India at the Nidhaus Trophy stage. Bangladeshi batsmen gave 55 dots in the 120-ball innings. The whole press conference repeatedly came in the context, 'dot ball'.
In the search for the reasons for the loss, the captain's voice came out of that dot ball, "We are in the middle overs of T-Twenty. We played a lot of dots. Then we got the wicket too. We started well today (yesterday), but after losing wickets regularly. '
Bangladesh beat Bangladesh by six wickets in the first match of the tri-series. After Bangladesh scored 139, virtually the match ended. India win 6 wickets by 8 balls Bangladesh has scored runs from 66 runs. The other 73 runs came from single-doubles That means the batsmen got runs from 66 balls. Although it is possible to cover the dot balls in one-day internationals, it is impossible in T-20s.
Mahmud Ullah admitted that he said, "We are a bit lagging behind in the middle overs of T-Twenty. I have always lost the clay here. I can not take a single, neither doubles. Boundaries were not happening as well as today. At the same time, I have got wickets. "
