Sharmin Akhtar Supta stole the limelight in the first ODI against Ireland. He was very close to the century last Wednesday with a great batting. But he had to return to the dressing room with the regret of 4 runs. Women's team batting coach Nasir Uddin Farooq sees Mohammad Salahuddin's contribution to his success.
While out of the national team, Sharmin took regular batting practice under the supervision of coach Salahuddin. Even though he batted a bit slowly, he was aggressive today. He played an innings of 96 runs off 89 balls with 14 fours. Based on his innings, the Bangladesh team scored their highest 252 runs in ODI cricket.
Praising Sharmin, Bangladesh's batting coach Nasir said, 'I think Sharmin is very hardworking. His practice style was already good. Saladin was always in the care of his brother. What I personally like the most is the style of play, the process, that he brings back to his own game. That's why he was in a much better mental state.'
About the Bangladeshi batter, Nasir also said, 'The first thing I said is the mentality. Batting pattern and work ethic was always good. very hard working Such an innings is rarely seen in women's cricket. One thing is good, earlier you always said we are dependent on one, but now it seems everyone is capable of making runs.'
