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'Last full quota'

HASAN MASooD from Lahore
Bangladesh coach Dav Whatmore wants his team to bat out the stipulated 50 overs when they take on Pakistan today in the third one day international.
The Bangladesh coach is also hoping that a couple of his batsmen will show the same kind of resolve and purpose like Rajin Saleh had displayed in the second match at Faisalabad.
"The series is still alive. But the way Bangladesh are placed and the way they are playing, it becomes even more important just to see if the players can achieve any simple target," said Whatmore while talking to a group of Bangladeshi journalists at the team's hotel yesterday.
"Number one, they should bat for fifty over. We haven't batted for 50 overs in the five one-day internationals since my taking over and that's not very good. You have to stretch your opponents as much as possible.
'You just don't know how many runs you can get until you play out the full quota of overs. I'm pretty
sure that we could have scored 210 to 220 in Faisalabad had we batted all the way. Had few of our batsmen not thrown their wickets away in the last match, the margin of defeat could have been of 20 to 30 runs which looks much better. That leaves you with something for the next match," said Whatmore.
When asked what he was expecting from his team on Monday, Whatmore said effort and urgency.
"Even if ten runs an over is required in each of the last five overs, they should look to make it or go near that target. But if you start doing that with 15 overs left, you are bound to lose wickets and end up at the receiving end."
Whatmore also said that experience was making a big difference.
"There has to be some signs of improvement and that's all we are asking for. You cannot expect Rajin (Saleh) to play like Inzamam because he has appeared in nearly three hundred ODIs. So, there are some reasons why it becomes difficult, notably that lack of experience. But at the same time this theory can not be used every time," said the coach who incidentally enjoys a 100% success record at the Ghaddafi Stadium.
Under him Sri Lanka played two ODIs in Lahore -- the 1996 World Cup final against Australia and another game in 2002 against Pakistan -- and won both encounters.
Whatmore thought his bowlers could have done a much better job at Faisalabad had they been a bit more consistent with their line andlength.
"I personally believe that we could have restricted Pakistan within 220 in the last match. If they listen to what I have said, we can still show some improvements in that area."
Captain Khaled Mahmud emphasised on each player taking more responsibility.
"The batsmen made lot of mistakes in the second match. Especially the middle order which was simply hopeless. They should bat with some more pride and purpose," said the Bangladesh captain.
Mahmud said that despite the shattering losses, team morale was still high.
"If we don't keep our spirit high, we won't be able to play. We all know what mistakes we have committed. So, at the moment we are only concentrating on how to overcome those flaws and play better cricket."