Later Bangladesh suffered its fourth loss within the ongoing ICC Global Cup 2023, captain Shakib Al Hasan sponsored his facet to go back to successful tactics and admitted his crew had deny solution to Heinrich Klaasen’s brutal late-hitting. South Africa’s large first-innings overall of 382/5 on the Wankhede Stadium was once pushed through Quinton de Kock’s twentieth ODI century and a few turbulent overdue hitting from Heinrich Klaasen and David Miller. The Proteas additionally garnered a large web run charge spice up with every other emphatic 149-run win over Bangladesh.
De Kock and Klaasen bossed Bangladesh bowlers day hammering them brutally all over the field. De Kock gave his crew a forged platform along with his knock of 174 from 140 balls, smashing 22 barriers. Klaasen along with his hard-hitting powered Proteas to a mammoth overall alternatively he fell narrowly snip of his century, departing for 90 from 49 balls.
Shakib praised the aesthetic batting through Quinton and Klaasen and feels that they will have to have bowled higher. The Bangladesh captain reckons that this was once one of the vital pricey closing 10 overs they’ve bowled in a protracted life.
“We bowled the first 25 overs well. We got three wickets, they were going at about 5 an over. From there they kicked on. Quinton batted really well, and the way Klaasen finished was something we didn’t have any answer to. On a ground like this, it can happen but we should’ve bowled better. Lost the game in the last 10 overs,” Shakib Al Hasan mentioned in a post-match presentation.
Bangladesh’s manage layout failed to place up large runs at the rating except for Mahmudullah who performed a vigilant knock of 111 runs.
“Has been a lot of talking about whether Mushfiq and Mahmudullah should bat higher. But the role they have, they’re doing very well. Our top four batters need to do well,” he added.
Shakib sponsored his facet to go back to successful tactics and mentioned they sought after to complete within the manage 5 – 6 groups if no longer the semis.
“Long way to go in this tournament, anything can happen. A lot to be learnt, and a lot to play for. Will love to finish 5-6 if not in the semis. We’re not playing like a team that can do it, but hopes to finish stronger,” the Bangladesh skipper mentioned.
With only one win in 5 encounters, Bangladesh will face Netherlands on October 28 on the Eden Farmlands in Kolkata.
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