The Tigers will return to international cricket after two months with the bitter memories of three whitewashes in their last tour. Bangladesh will face Zimbabwe in their 1st match of the tri-nation series on 15th January.

Bangladeshi opener Imrul Kayes attended a press conference recently and talked about the team's condition and his game as well. The batsman has been playing in the team for almost 10 years. He has played a total of 116 international matches for Bangladesh in all formats.

When asked about how long he is going to play in the team, Imrul reportedly said, "I don't think about it. I will have to work on my batting as long as I am going to play because no  batsman can reach the perfect level,"

He was also questioned about the last series lose against the Proteas. He said, "See, there's no point of thinking about the past. Let bygones be bygones. We should rather focus on the series we will have to play in. Thinking about these will be good for us,"

Imrul was confident about the team's strength at the home grounds. According to him, executing the plans on the ground is important.

The 30-year-old said, "Everybody knows how good we are at our own backyard. 

"If we play our natural game then there is nothing to worry. We know that we are a strong team at out home condition. Hathuru does know a lot about us. But what matters is how you execute the major points on the ground,"

"Whoever will execute their plans, will win," he added.