Noteworthy Pindi win calms two very long term torment
It required nine years for Bangladesh to procure their most memorable abroad Test triumph in the wake of acquiring the Test status in 2000. Their significant delay might have been sliced short to three years when they were near composing history in Multan in 2003. In a photograph display of the best snapshots of Bangladesh’s cricketing venture, an image from Multan would make the rundown.
Khaled Mahmud, who drove the side in Multan, began crying in the wake of losing the Test match against Pakistan in spite of Bangladesh verging on reporting their landing in the greatest stage, in the conventional organization of the game.
So far, Bangladesh wouldn’t really be a power to deal with in red-ball cricket regardless of being Test members for a long time yet their lady Test win against Pakistan in Rawalpindi is doubtlessly something to treasure, all the more so for Mahmud.
“Most certainly the agony of the Multan Test is deleted somewhat,” Mahmud told Cricbuzz on Sunday (August 25), after the noteworthy win.
“The facts confirm that while watching the game I brought a little outing down the world of fond memories myself, in a real sense recalling each snapshot of the Multan Test considering nothing can delete the aggravation of not getting beyond the end goal regardless of coming so close,” he said.
“Until now at whatever point we were playing against Pakistan we generally discuss our awfulness in Multan however from today everybody will discuss the renowned success in Rawalpindi.
“It is enormous to beat Pakistan in Tests, and at their home. Perhaps we didn’t have a lot of involvement of winning a Test in those days. That’s what this group has. Mushfiqur [Rahim], Shakib [al Hasan], [Mehidy Hasan] Miraz, [Najmul] Shanto, Liton [Das] and every other person out there, they have the experience. Nobody thought yesterday that Bangladesh would win yet the manner in which we bowled and retaliated, [it was] mind blowing. In single word – splendid,” Mahmud, the ongoing overseer of Bangladesh Cricket Board, said.
“Karma didn’t lean toward us (in Multan). Today it inclined toward us. It’s actual karma wasn’t with us in Multan. Perhaps we missed gets. Umpiring was poor as well. Assuming DRS were there, perhaps we would’ve won that Test,” he added.
Hannan Sarkar, who was likewise essential for the playing XI that played in Multan, but noticed that he doesn’t contrast the Rawalpindi triumph and the misfortune in Multan.
“Valid (assuming DRS were there, we would have won the Multan Test). That I concur with. A couple of choices would [have been] in support of ourselves. Perhaps then we wouldn’t need to go through the agony. Perhaps we might have dominated the game before,” said Hannan, who is at present an individual from the Bangladesh public determination board.
“I would rather not look at this match (Rawalpindi win) with that Multan Test. You know, we had quite recently begun playing Test cricket around then, beating Pakistan in a Test was an alternate matter by then of time however presently I accept this Bangladesh group can win against any group by playing great cricket thus it couldn’t measure up,” he said.
“I feel we can beat Pakistan now quickly. By and by it’s anything but an incomprehensible assignment to beat Pakistan. So I won’t blend these two matches. I accept our group can win thus it’s anything but a shock to me. All things considered, beating Pakistan in Pakistan is genuinely an accomplishment,” he said.
“However, I won’t analyze the two matches. The aggravation of that Test in Multan is unique and never to be eradicated,” he said.
Bangladesh’s success against Pakistan in Rawalpindi will doubtlessly make its spot in the cricketing history of the nation and with time the misfortune of Multan will be facilitated somewhat, while possibly not altogether.