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Curtly Ambrose during an exclusive interview with Cricfrezny

Ambrose: Bangladesh earlier relied heavily on spinners but not anymore

West Indies fast-bowling legend Curtly Ambrose was impressed by young Nahid Rana's performance in the recently concluded Test series against the West Indies and the whole pace unit. The legendary West Indies pacer, who is now a renowned cricket commentator, remarked that previously the team relied heavily on spinners, but now they have a group of strong pacers who are performing consistently. Ambrose discussed many more topics in an exclusive interview with Cricfrenzy in St. Kitts. The excerpts from the interview are given below:
11 Dec 24, CF Correspondent
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