"I don't really bother about what's going on over the internet. I just try to focus on one thing -- how to perform on the field. And also how to give my best for my team," Rana said during Bangladesh's team practice in Jamaica on Friday.

Following a strong comeback victory in the second Test against the West Indies in Jamaica, which leveled the two-match series, the Tigers are now gearing up for the white-ball leg of their tour. The first of three ODIs is set to take place tomorrow at Warner Park in St. Kitts.

Rana, known for his ability to consistently bowl at speeds around 150kph, played a crucial role in Bangladesh’s commanding 101-run win in the second Test. At just 22 years old, the speedster is determined to continue his impactful performances in the upcoming matches.

"Whenever I get onto the field, I always have the mindset of giving my best for the team. Alhamdulillah, I am being able to do that. It feels good.

"I am trying to learn different things wherever I go. Coming here to the West Indies, I learned how to bowl in these conditions and what length to bowl," he added.