|| CF Correspondent ||

Bangladesh head coach Russell Domingo said on Saturday that they were short by 15 and 25 runs respectively in the opening two Twenty20 against Pakistan but admitted that considering experience and skill there is a huge gap between them and the host.

 ‘’It was disappointing today. I thought we challenge them much more in the first game. Not an easy wicket to bat on and average score on this field is 155 or so. Both game, in the first game we were about 15 runs short may be and today 25 runs short,’’ Domingo told reporters after losing the series at the post match press conference in Lahore on Saturday.

‘’But then again that’s why they rank number one and we rank number nine. At the moment there is a big difference between the two teams in terms of experience and skill. We have got a long way to go to catch up to them,’’ he said.

Pakistan clinched the three-match series with one game in hand and in the series deciding second game host humiliated their tourist by handing them nine-wicket defeat that clearly showed why they are currently the top ranked team in the shortest format.