How Mahmudullah was Bangladesh's big hitter

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I knew that it crossed the 30-yard circle and it's going to be six for the moment. "

Mahmudullah was not in the absence of Mahmudullah's absence when he hit six sixes against Sri Lanka in the Nidha Trophy last month in Colombo, but he was not.

He is quiet and usually gripped the bat, as many of us face this type of situation as it does not clutching tight, even in our backyards.

He saw the ball coming out of Ishwar Udana, increasing the length of the reflex and fleeing it on the square. All at one speed

"I was trying to be as calm as possible," Mahmudullah told ESPNcricinfo. "My gloves have been destroyed after diving from the fourth ball, I'm looking for replacement gloves and some water, I think I've strengthened myself in a very short time."

This is coming to a knockout game against the moment of Shahah 1986, against sub-continental neighbors, who are becoming their ultimate competitor.

Mahmudullah had such situations before: Batman, England won two wickets for England in the 2011 World Cup, two wickets; And as a bowler, Khulna Titnar's double over helped win the last over

He flashbacks against India's Twenty20 2012 and Asia Cup final in Colombo, when he could not get Bangladesh across the line.

"At this moment there have been many negative changes in your head. I have some experience because I could not overcome this situation, so my only candidate was on the winning team," he said.

It is understandable that Mahmudullah was unhappy with the last three balls of the Colombo match.

An argument between Bangladesh's alternative players and Sri Lankan fielders arose and Mahmudullah pronounced a second ball on the North-Ball to talk about the dinner with the umpires. Then, despite the protests, Shakib Al Hasan, Bangladesh captain, standing near the ropes of the border, gestured to his batsmen coming from the field.[Link]