world cup match
captain Mashrafe Mortaza described
the 92-run beat against Sri Lanka on Thursday as “frustrating”, saying his team
was not up to the mark in batting, bowling or fielding.It is apparent we did not play well today,” said Mortaza. “We need to work
hard if we are to do well in the tournament because we have to bring in the
remaining games.
“Today nothing worked for us, neither the batting, bowling or fielding.”
Bangladesh’s maiden emergence at the Melbourne Cricket Ground was stained by five missed chances with allowed Sri Lanka to pile up 332 for one after electing to bat first.
Tillakaratne Dilshan shattered an unbeaten 161 off 146 balls and Kumar Sangakkara marked his 400th one-dayer with a century (105 not out), but Bangladesh failed gloomily with the bat to be shot out for 240 with three overs to spare.
“The dropped catches cost us badly, but the bowling group was not up to the mark either,” said Mortaza, who had two catches spilled off his own bowling early in the match.
Bangladesh’s maiden emergence at the Melbourne Cricket Ground was stained by five missed chances with allowed Sri Lanka to pile up 332 for one after electing to bat first.
Tillakaratne Dilshan shattered an unbeaten 161 off 146 balls and Kumar Sangakkara marked his 400th one-dayer with a century (105 not out), but Bangladesh failed gloomily with the bat to be shot out for 240 with three overs to spare.
“The dropped catches cost us badly, but the bowling group was not up to the mark either,” said Mortaza, who had two catches spilled off his own bowling early in the match.
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