|| CF Correspondent ||

Rangpur Riders coach Tom Moody urged his charges to apply according to the condition as he believe the wickets in Dhaka will not be similar like the ones that they received in Chittagong in the ongoing Bangladesh Premier League.

Riders will take on Comilla Victorians in their last group phase match of the tournament at Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on February 2.

Three batsmen from Riders camp plundered century in Chittagong to give a glimpse of their ability and enthrall the crowd of the port city with some high-scale T20 entertainment.

‘’I think it’s us understanding what brand of cricket we want to play,’’ said Moody.

‘’Making the necessary adjustment and getting used to the conditions,’’ he said.

‘’We are playing at three different venues and they are all different. Obviously as a batting unit we have all enjoyed Ctg, very flat surface, good batting surface,’’ he said.

‘’It enable few of our world class top order players really flex their muscles and they enjoyed batting there. So again we have to make adjustment here in different surface here in Dhaka,’’ he said.

‘’I hope we got surfaces that are good batting surfaces. Because ultimately T20 cricket is about entertainment and it's about exciting sort of batting and bowlers having to adapt to those kinds of conditions,’’ he said.

‘’I’m certainly hoping that we are going to have good wicket so that we have a good contest with score like 160-170,’’ he added.