|| CF Correspondent ||

Bangladesh batsman Liton Kumar Das said that he does not believe his maiden hundred against India is a career defining knock while he also refused to take everything for granted after that massive ton.

Liton announced his arrival in the international stage with a 117-ball 121 that helped Bangladesh post a decent total on the board but was not enough to be beyond the reach of India due to failure of the middle-order batting unit.

''I don’t think that way [it will change my career] because for me each match is important. One match can have a lot of impact on some ones career but you have to start from the scratch in the next match,'' said Liton.

''I am still not a big player. But I will try to score regularly at international cricket. So there is no point thinking about it,'' said Liton adding that he would have loved to bat a bit longer in the final.

Despite being in the Test and T20 team for quite a some time to keep his place in Test and T20 he failed to earn a regular spot in the ODI and remained out of selection for the opening spot in ODIs since October 2017after that debacle in South Africa.