In the new era of Chandika Hathurasingha, Bangladesh is giving a different kind of cricket. This team is very aggressive in batting or bowling. Shakib Al Hasan’s team just blew away Ireland in the first T20 on Monday. Almost everyone is doing well in batting. After scoring a score of 207 runs, Taskin-Hasan Mahmud was shining with the ball to stop the target of 104 runs in the rain law. At the end of the match, captain Shakib was praised by the youngsters.

At the award ceremony, the Bangladesh captain said, “This is what we want. It is always difficult for one or two people to contribute, and I want an all-around performance. The way they started and played aggressive cricket and the pace of the match was determined. The newcomers were not afraid, they expressed themselves and gave great performances. They bowled brilliantly. We have a few others who are not getting a chance because of the great performance of these pacers. ‘

It is to be noted that Bangladesh scored 207 runs for 5 wickets in 19.2 overs after losing the toss in Chittagong. The game was later stopped due to rain. Rony Talukdar played an inning of 67 runs off 38 balls. Besides, Liton scored 47 off 23 balls, Shamim scored 30 off 20 balls, Shakib scored 20 * off 13 balls and Towhid Hridoy scored 13 runs off 8 balls. In the rain law, the Target of the Irish was 104 runs in 8 overs. Taskin, who took 4 wickets for 16 runs, and Hasan Mahmud, who took 1 wicket, won the match by 22 runs.

Bangladesh head coach Chandika Hathurasingha has said there is “no tension” between him and senior players in the team as he begins his second tenure in charge of the side. Sri Lankan Hathurasingha’s first stint with the side between 2014 and 2017 was marked by several run-ins with senior players in the team, some of whom are also part of the current squad.

Following his complaint, star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan was banned in 2014 for six months for “misbehavior”. Former captain Mashrafe Mortaza is among those wondering about the dressing room atmosphere under Hathurasingha. “A huge question mark remains on how the dressing room will take him,” Mashrafe recently told the ‘Prothom Alo newspaper.

“The most important thing is, how he and the dressing room is comfortable with each other.” The coach, in his first news conference since his re-appointment on a two-year deal, ruled out any bad blood, though. “There’s no tension with any of the players with me,” Hathurasingha, who replaced South African Russell Domingo in the post, told reporters on Wednesday.

“I don’t think it (working with senior players) is going to be a challenge. I have spoken to all the senior players. “Everybody is focused on one thing: the team is number one. Everyone wants the team to do well. Even in my last time, I didn’t face challenges with any of the players.”

His first assignment back in the job would be a six-match limited-overs home series against reigning white-ball world champions England beginning on March 1.

Chandika Hathurasingha has returned as the coach of the Bangladesh national cricket team. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) made the announcement in a statement on Tuesday evening. BCB signed a two-year contract with Hathura; Which will be effective from February 2023. Hathura is scheduled to arrive in Bangladesh on February 20 to take charge of the second phase.

Hathurasinghe said, “It is an honor for me to get the opportunity to coach the Bangladesh national team once again. When I was there, I loved the hearts of the people there and the culture of the country. I am now looking forward to working with the Bangladeshi cricketers once again and enjoying their success. â€?/p>

Hathurasingha became the coach of Bangladesh in May 2014. During his three years in charge, he brought great success to the Tigers. But his departure was not happy. In 2017, he sent his resignation from the Bangladesh team’s tour of South Africa. He left the responsibility of Bangladesh to become the coach of his country Sri Lanka at a huge salary. However, he did not last long in Sri Lanka. A few months later he was dismissed. This time, Hathura is coming to Bangladesh at a lower salary than before.