Bangladesh's Loss to the USA and Shanto's Excuses
97 Repoter: 97author
Publish: 1 year agoUpdate: 16 seconds ago- 1
Six Uncapped Players in Sri Lanka’s Test Squad for Bangladesh Series
- 2
Tigers Train in Galle Ahead of Sri Lanka Test; Coach Simmons Gives Team Update
- 3
Injury Concern Grows: Taskin May Miss White-Ball Series vs Sri Lanka
- 4
England Likely to Host Next Three WTC Finals: Telegraph
- 5
End of an Era: Angelo Mathews to Retire from International Cricket After Galle Test

Bangladesh's Loss to the USA and Shanto's Excuses
Bangladesh's Loss to the USA and Shanto's Excuses
"We didn't bat well; although we started off well, we lost several wickets in the middle. I believe if we could have scored 20 more runs, it would have been better," said Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto after the loss to the United States of America (USA).
Shanto didn't just blame the batters; he also criticized the pacers. He said, "Our spinners did quite well. However, in the last 2-3 overs, our seamers couldn't execute their plans. Hopefully, they will make a comeback in the next match."
Despite putting up 34 runs in the first 4 overs with the opening partnership, Bangladesh only managed to score 153 runs in 20 overs. The United States made it clear that this total was insufficient.
They secured victory with 3 balls and 5 wickets in hand. The United States was at 94 runs with 5 wickets down in 14.5 overs, needing 60 runs from 31 balls. Corey Anderson, with an unbeaten 34 off 25 balls, and Harmeet Singh, with an unbeaten 33 off 13 balls, completed the task in just 28 balls.