Mahmudullah will have to change that 'habit' against India tomorrow-কাল ভারতের বিপক্ষে যে ‘অভ্যাস’ পাল্টাতে হবে মাহমুদউল্লাহদের

Bangladesh will face India in the third and final match of the Twenty20 series. If you win this match in Nagpur, the touring team will win the series. Bangladesh's batting failure at the unbeaten rate of India in the second match is more eye-catching. Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah said this after the match. One of these things was 'dot ball'.


India returned to equality in the series after defeating Bangladesh by 5 wickets in the second match at Rajkot. Earlier in the match, Bangladesh took 5 runs for 5 wickets in the entire 20 overs. The number of dot ball games in the innings was 5. At the end of the match, Mahmudullah said, "If you play more than 5 dot balls in the Twenty20, your chances of winning are reduced. We played 3 dot balls. Maybe it's nothing but a chance to improve. '

India chase the plain collection of Bangladesh in 5.4 overs. That means India played 5 balls, out of which 20 were dotted. Rohit Sharma, despite playing in the hottest innings, has shown that the Indians have actually batted in the cold. But the innings of Bangladesh was completely different. After a great start, the batsmen were out after losing some wickets in the middle and hitting the dot.


But in the first match of the series, the batsmen played more dot ball. Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bat. In this way the dot ball number is 5. However, in that match, the batting team of Bangladesh never felt that they were out of the match. However, the pressure to play more dot balls in the T20 version is not new to Bangladesh.

Bangladesh will face India in the third and final match of the series in Nagpur tomorrow. Changing a 'special' habit during batting in this match would be good for team innings

Bangladesh have won 5 out of 5 T20 matches this year. In September, Bangladesh lost 20 runs in the tri-series series against Afghanistan. The batsmen played 3 dots in the bottom of the inning to score a run. In the three matches won, the dot is not less.

In the first match against Zimbabwe in the tri-series, Bangladesh went down to bat with a 5-run win, but the number was 4. Bangladesh batted first against Zimbabwe in that tournament and scored a 5-run win after scoring 5 runs. In this match, the dots were not low - 1. Bangladesh then chased 4 runs against Afghanistan and played four dots to win.

Dot ball is always another name of concern in the Twenty20 batting. Winning may not be too much of a burden. After the loss in the last match, however, a question has also been raised. As the Bangladeshi team gave the 6 dot, the total number of sixes in the entire innings was only 6. Where Rohit Sharma hit the sixes alone. At the end of the match, skipper Mahmudullah, however, said that the 20-2 runs were reduced. It is also responsible for playing less dot, as well as more dot ball. If Bangladesh can change this practice in the third match?