Bangladesh can beat anybody at Champions Trophy, says skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto | – The Instances of India

NEW DELHI: Bangladesh skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto expressed confidence in his group’s fast-bowling assault, led by younger speedster Nahid Rana, as they put together to tackle India of their Champions Trophy opener in Dubai on Thursday.
Regardless of being thought of underdogs, Shanto believes Bangladesh’s seamers, together with the 22-year-old Nahid, who constantly clocks over 140 kph (87 mph), can problem any group within the match.
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“I believe we’ve all the time struggled with our seam assault, however within the final couple of years, we’ve developed high quality quick bowlers,” Shanto informed reporters. “With Nahid Rana and Taskin (Ahmed) bowling the way in which they’re, it makes an enormous distinction. As a captain, we like to see them bowl quick.”

Nahid, set to play simply his fourth ODI, made his worldwide debut final 12 months and has rapidly earned a status for his tempo and accuracy.
“In the previous few months, he has bowled very well and quick,” Shanto added. “Seeing him in motion motivates our complete bowling unit and helps us put stress on opponents.”
Bangladesh secured their Champions Trophy spot with a superior internet run charge over the Netherlands, whereas former champions Sri Lanka missed out.
Shanto dismissed the thought of favorites and underdogs within the competitors.
“We consider we are able to beat any group on this match,” he stated. “If we execute our plans correctly, we are able to defeat anybody.”
India, having refused to journey to Pakistan on account of political tensions, will play all their matches in Dubai. If India attain the ultimate, it will likely be held in Dubai; in any other case, Lahore will host the title conflict on March 9.