Bangladesh Eye More Australia Tests to Hit Next Level
Najmul Hossain Shanto said Bangladesh want annual tours to better handle fast, bouncy conditions after a nine-wicket win and an innings defeat.
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'We showed our character': Bangladesh skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto content despite two-day Test defeat to Australia
Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto said his team can take positives from their 1-1 Test series in Australia despite a heavy Mackay defeat. He praised the pacers and team's fighting spirit, while stressing the need for more exposure to Australian conditions. Australia dominated the second Test, but Bangladesh's historic Darwin win and strong pace performances offered valuable lessons.
Shanto Proud of Bangladesh's Pace, Character After 1-1 Draw in Australia, Wants More Tests in Aussie Conditions
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. After the high of their first-ever Test win on Australian soil at Darwin, that too in their first Test in the country after 23 years, Bangladesh faced the wrath of wounded Aussies as a ten-wicket haul from Mitchell Starc and an overall show from pacers made the Asian side collapse within two days and lose the match by an innings and 51 runs. With a 1-1 series draw, a historic century by Tanz…
Bangladesh eye more Australia Tests to hit next level
The visitors stunned the world's top-ranked side with a nine-wicket win in Darwin last week, their first on Australian soil and one considered their greatest of all time. But they came crashing back to earth with an innings and 51-run thrashing in the second Test at Mackay on Sunday. It was their first Test tour of Australia in 23 years and Najmul said they wanted to come back to better understand the conditions, with the pitch in Mackay fast an…
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