Najmul hopeful of progression despite false start in Super 8

Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain said on Friday that they actually have desires to advance past the Very 8 phase as he feels his side will be better positioned in the event that they can dominate their leftover two matches. It will be a sink or swim game for Bangladesh against India and Afghanistan to keep their expectations alive of arriving at the elimination round after they lost their initial Very 8 installation to Australia. The best two groups from each gathering will progress to the semi-last and right now, Australia and India have dominated their opening matches. In the event that Bangladesh in all actuality do figure out how to overturn India in their next game, we will set out toward a fascinating completion. "The following two games are significant and in the event that we can acquire a ton from it and in the event that we can dominate the following two matches we will be put in a superior position," Najmul told columnists following their loss to Australia. "We will play to dominate each match." Najmul couldn't precisely pinpoint the explanation for his group's powerlessness to bat with opportunity yet conceded that it will get hard for his bowlers to continue to safeguard standard sums. "Why we can't make it happen (play uninhibitedly) is challenging to say since what I feel is that everybody has the capacity. In the past they have done it on various events so why it isn't going on is challenging to say and I don't have a response for this inquiry. Everybody is given opportunity to play their normal game however some way or another it isn't working out," said Najmul. "All things considered we have previously spoken with everybody so they play with opportunity and everybody is attempting to play according to their arrangement in the match yet why it isn't occurring I don't know by and by yet assuming we play like this it is hard for the bowlers (to shield)," he said. Najmul safeguarded their strategies of playing circumspectly to start with yet added that they ought to have scored 160 to 170 runs as he felt it would have been testing. Bangladesh battled, basically for the main portion of their powerplay, scoring just 8 runs before ultimately hauling that score to 39. "I have to take a hard pass (issue with the wicket) we were unable to execute with the new ball particularly in the strategic maneuver and we were unable to complete last five six overs so we lost such a large number of wickets. Assuming we batted well in the end we might have scored likely 160 to 170 runs," said Najmul. "I think we wanted to play circumspectly toward the beginning and we intended to complete the initial six overs with wickets close by and I feel we could finish it according to our preparation. It might have been exceptional however I was cheerful. What I feel is that on the off chance that I hadn't gotten out and assuming I had taken take the game to 16 or 17 overs, all things considered we might have reached 160 to 170. What I would agree that that in the beginning the wicket was slow and it dislike the ball was hitting on the bat. Yet, what I feel is that there ought to be a set batsman," he said. "Toward the beginning what I feel is that it was vital to have set batsman and in the event that the set batsman could polish off the game we might have scored 160 or 170 runs," he said adding that downpour likewise had its influence while they were handling. "I felt 160 was a decent all out as the wicket was slow at first however it was more straightforward for them considering because of downpour the ball was wet and it was hitting on the bat. For that reason they played serenely against our speed bowlers," he closed.