Shikhar Dhawan REVEALS the reaction of Team India to 1-wicket defeat against Bangladesh!!

Veteran India opener Shikhar Dhawan on Tuesday said that it’s not for the first time that they have lost the first game of the series and the team knows how to bounce back. During the first ODI on Sunday, Bangladesh were 136/9 in 39.3 overs in their chase of 187 but lower-order batters Mehidy Hasan and Mustafizur Rahman stitched an unbroken 51-run stand for the last wicket and guided their team to the victory.

Shikhar Dhawan REVEALS how Team India reacted to 1-wicket defeat against Bangladesh - Check

“Of course, we’re very confident about tomorrow’s game. This is not the first time we have lost the first game in a series. This is quite normal, we know how to bounce back from these situations,” Dhawan said in the pre-match press conference.

“In the team meeting, we analysed where we need to improve. Surely, we will create more impact in the coming games. We are very positive and in a good space, we are looking forward to it,” he added.

“I always enjoy playing sweep and reverse sweep, so it’s good to practice more. These shots will come in handy in these conditions. We have to pick our shots according to the conditions and even in the World Cup in India where spinners will make more impact, those sweep shots will be helpful. I always enjoy playing them. It’s good to practice more in these conditions,” Dhawan

The veteran batter also praised all-rounder Washington Sundar, calling him an impactful player. “He has been performing really well since the time he came back. Even in New Zealand he had an amazing knock and bowled really well. He’s a very good all-rounder, quite an impactful off-spinner and lower-order batter,” the opener said.

“I’m sure the more matches he plays, he’s going to get more experienced. He already has a very stable mindset. I’m sure he’ll do great in the cricket world and for us,” he added. Talking about India’s rivalry with Bangladesh, Dhawan said: “The rivalry is always there with any team but with Bangladesh, they are quite emotional people. “They really enjoy themselves and play with great intensity. It’s good fun, makes us more intense as well and keeps us on our toes. It brings the best out of us,” he added.

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