IND vs BAN: Will Taskin Ahmed play in the second ODI against India? Bangladesh coach replied

Posted on 6th Dec 2022 06:25 pm by rohit kumar

Taskin Ahmed was not part of the Bangladesh team in the first ODI against India. Taskin Ahmed could not play in the first ODI due to an injury. At the same time, it is considered almost certain that this fast bowler will be out in the second match as well. The Bangladesh team management has made it clear that Taskin Ahmed will not take the field until he is fully recovered. The Bangladesh team management wants Taskin Ahmed to be fully fit for the Test series against India. Because of this, the management does not want to take any risks.

 

Bangladesh coach said this on Taskin Ahmed

 

At the same time, Bangladesh coach Russell Domingo said that Taskin Ahmed took pain killer in the past. After that, he went to the gym. Also, he bowled about 5-6 overs. Russell Domingo made it clear that the team management cannot take any risk on Taskin Ahmed. He said that at present there are many matches left against India. After this ODI series, a series of 2 Test matches will be played. Also, he said that we want to work on our fast bowlers. Taskin Ahmed is our main fast bowler, but at the moment he is recovering from an injury.

 

The second ODI of the series will be played tomorrow

 

At the same time, in the first ODI, Team India was defeated by host Bangladesh by 1 wicket. In this way, the host Bangladesh is ahead 1-0 in the 3 ODI series. The Indian team was reduced to just 186 runs in the first ODI, after which Bangladesh achieved the target of 9 wickets. In the second ODI of this series, Team India will hit the ground to win. If the Indian team loses the second ODI, then the series will also go out of hand.

 

Also Read: IND vs BAN: Big blow to India before first ODI, Mohammed Shami out of entire series against Bangladesh

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