|| CF Correspondent ||

Bangladesh head coach Russell Domingo said that that their batsmen need to play smart cricket against India in the series-deciding match at Nagpur on November 10.

After successive eight defeats, Bangladesh earned their maiden win against India in the shortest format before the host leveled the series by earning an eight-wicket win.

Domingo indicated that they are ruling out their chances of clinching the series by winning the series decider despite their opponent is firm favourites to clinch the series considering they are considered to be most dominating team at home with some smart brand of cricket Considering they don’t had big hitters in the lower order like some other cricketing nation.

‘’I don’t think we are ever going to be a West Indian or England type of batting line-up with guys who can get the ball out of the ground. Just physically we are not that type of team. Afif, Mosaddek and Liton are small boys,

‘’We all are trying to get the guys being smart but we are trying to use the pace, running hard between the wickets, getting gaps, picking up twos; six twos in an over is as good as two sixes. We are working on our other strengths. Just a couple of games ago, Afif and Mosaddek took us home against Zimbabwe after we ran into big trouble. But that’s the nature of T20 cricket. It is very hard to do it every single game. Sometimes we come to bat with two overs to spare, sometimes there are eight overs remaining. I think No 6 and 7 are the hardest position in a T20 batting line-up,’’ he said.