||CF Correspondent ||

Bangladesh pace bowler Abu Jayed Rahi said on Sunday that Virat Kohli’s wicket was something like dream comes true for him.

India defeated Bangladesh in a humiliating manner inside three days and the only shining spot in their disappointing outing was the bowling of Abu Jayed, who picked four wickets in the opening Test in the first innings.

Jayed could have picked up five for if Imrul Kayes did not drop a sitter of Mayank Agarwal at 32, who virtually sealed the game for India with his brilliant double hundred. “It’s not frustrating; I don’t bother about missed chances too much. I believe its part of cricket. I do accept that catches are supposed to be held on to but one can’t change the past by thinking about it. If I keep thinking about the missed chances it will affect me adversely. That’s why I try to create more chances at times like these because they might take those ones. For example, Saif took a great catch which dismissed Pujara (Chetershwar), it is also a part of cricket,” Rahi told reporters at Indore on Sunday.

‘’It was an amazing feeling to dismiss the two best batsmen of our times. Getting Virat Kohli’s wicket was like a dream coming true,” he said adding that he needs to be more consistent with his line and length.

‘’Obviously, I need to focus more on my line and length (as I don’t have express pace). In the first Test I gave away some freebies, if I can decrease the number of these boundary balls it will be much better,” he said.