Najmul Hossain backs Mushfiqur and Mahmudullah despite failures in must-win game

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Bangladesh Skipper Najmul Hossain Backs Mushfiqur and Mahmudullah Despite Failures

Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain has expressed his support for senior players Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudullah despite their disappointing performances in the team's must-win Champions Trophy match against New Zealand.

Najmul's Defense of Senior Players

Najmul emphasized that there are no automatic choices in the team and that players are selected based on their form and contributions to the team. He pointed out that Mushfiqur's keeping is crucial to the team's success and that his batting contributions over the years cannot be ignored.

Poor Shot Selection and Execution

Najmul attributed the team's failure to Bangladesh's poor shot selection and execution against New Zealand's off-spinner Michael Bracewell. He admitted that the team could have batted better and planned their approach against Bracewell.

Need for Change in Approach

Najmul expressed his disappointment at Bangladesh's early exit from the tournament and stressed the need for a change in approach, particularly in scoring 300-plus totals consistently. He emphasized the importance of collective performance in all departments of the game.

Focus on Improving Batting

Najmul highlighted the need for the team to improve their batting and fielding units, citing the importance of accountability and taking responsibility while batting. He emphasized that the team needs to change its mindset and focus on improving its batting approach.

No Extra Pressure from Public Goal

Najmul denied that the public goal of winning the Champions Trophy put extra pressure on the team. Instead, he argued that dreaming big is essential and that the team needs to work towards achieving their goals.

Next Match Against Pakistan

Bangladesh will conclude their Champions Trophy campaign with their last group-stage game against Pakistan on February 27 in Rawalpindi.



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