||Desk Report||

Bangladesh’s High-Performance pace bowling coach Champaka Ramanayke believe Test debutant Ebadat Hossain have the potential to go a long way in the longer formats if he manage to bowl in the right direction.

Bangladesh service in the longer formats considering it is yet to be developed as a potential force, unlike the way it is shaped as far as shorter format is concerned.are in badly searching a pace bowler who can provide them

Ebadat provided some glimpse of hope during the opening Test against New Zealand and though he did not manage to earn more than a single wicket so far on his debut it won’t take away anything from as his pace certainly made the opposition struggle on quite a few occasion.   his

“He [Ebadat] can bowl fast,’’ Champake told reporters in a satisfied tone as he was one of the major force behind the development of Ebadat.

“I worked on with his skills. He has a good wrist to release a delivery. That’s a positive sign of good pace bowlers. We see that from all the best bowlers” he said.pacer

Ebadat burst into the scene for his recent performances in domestic cricket that have seen him picking wickets regularly at the domestic four-day competition such as National Cricket League and Bangladesh Cricket League, country’s traditional and franchise-based four-day competition respectively.

The 25-year-old pacer can claim himself unlucky as he failed to make an initial breakthrough after opener Tom Latham was dropped by Soumya Sarkar by nicking the of Ebadat and later made the visitor pay by scoring 161.out swinger