Quote from: Rana590 on Today at 07:54:33 PM

Quote from: Jewan420 on Today at 03:23:34 PM

In almost all the matches of Bangladesh, their top order fails. If ever the top order succeeds, then the middle order fails. That is, in the batting innings, you can never expect anything good from them from both the top order and the middle order. In today's match, the failure of the top order will go to waste the brilliant innings of Zaker Ali Anik and Towhid Hridoy in the middle order of Bangladesh. Even their bowling lineup will not be able to perform well under pressure.

I don't understand, is there no good opener in the whole of Bangladesh? Or is there no batsman to bat in the top order? In today's match, all the experienced batters failed, especially captain Nazmul Hossain Shanto and there was hope for something better from Mushfiqur Rahim. Towhid Hridoy has shown his ability in place of the experienced Mahmudullah. Maybe he was not bored by keeping Towhid Hridoy in the team in place of Mahmudullah. Bangladesh's victory in today's match is somewhat unlikely, but they must reduce the gap so that they can stay ahead in terms of net run rate.

Totally batting collapse for Bangladesh. It was easy run chase for India. It is really not good to see this type of batting collapse of Bangladeshi top order. It is not the situation of today's match only, Nowadays it is regular for Bangladesh. Nahid Rana did really well in the last BPL and management should try him in the next game as he is one of the fastest bowler.

You are right because we cannot expect better batting from Bangladesh. The Bangladesh Premier League ended a few days ago and no improvement has been seen in the Bangladesh players since then. The way the top order batsmen failed against India yesterday makes no sense to give BPL by running out of money from BPL. However, such a bad situation in Bangladesh no longer shocks Bangladeshi supporters, rather, Bangladeshi fans have become accustomed to watching all these games.