India’s opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan believes his facet will bounce again within the three-match one-day worldwide collection in opposition to Bangladesh regardless of a shock defeat within the opening match. “We are very, very confident about tomorrow’s game. This is not the first time we have lost the first game in a series. It’s quite normal so we know how to bounce back from these situations,” Dhawan stated in Dhaka forward of the second match on Wednesday. Tail-ender Mehidy Hasan Miraz hit an unbeaten 38 and placed on a document tenth-wicket stand as Bangladesh edged out India by one wicket to take a 1-0 lead in Sunday’s thriller match in Dhaka.

Chasing 187 for victory, the hosts slumped to 136-9 earlier than Mehidy and Mustafizur Rahman put collectively a 51-run partnership — Bangladesh’s finest ever for the ultimate wicket in a profitable run chase — to realize their goal with 24 balls to spare.

“It was a low total and at the end they pulled the game back from us which doesn’t happen very often. They played really well so give credit to them,” Dhawan stated.

“Where we need improvements were analysed and rectified in a meeting and surely will be creating much more impact in the coming game as well,” he added.

Dhawan stated that bowling all-rounder Shardul Thakur, who was in discomfort within the first match, will likely be accessible for Wednesday’s match on the identical Dhaka venue.

“He had a cramp but it was nothing serious,” he stated.

Bangladesh coach Russell Domingo stated they had been unlikely to danger pacer Taskin Ahmed regardless of his returning to coaching after recovering from a again damage.

“I’m not sure we want to risk playing him yet. There is a lot of cricket to be played, there are a few Test matches and also (we want to) have the opportunity to keep developing the other fast bowlers,” Domingo stated.

The South African added that they had been conscious of the backlash they could face in opposition to India within the second match.

“There’s also a sense that India will come back strong. We have to play better cricket than the first game, particularly with the bat. We can’t get away with it again,” he stated.

A win in Wednesday’s recreation will give Bangladesh their second successive ODI collection victory over India, having taken the honours 2-1 the final time India visited Dhaka in 2015.

The third and closing match will likely be held in Chittagong on December 10, adopted by two Tests in Chittagong and Dhaka respectively.

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