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Just looking ahead

AL MUSABBIR SADI from Colombo
After a comprehensive defeat to India, Bangladesh coach Dav What-more said he was now more certain of the XI to field in the remaining matches and was not prepared to throw in the towel just as yet.
"To play in the final you need to win two games. India are ranked first, we are fourth. If we had to have a look at the other players planning for a line-up for Friday's match (against Sri Lanka), this was the game to do so. That's why we rested Tapash and the others.
Whatmore thought pressure played a part in the jittery performance of the Tigers.
"It was a pressure game for us. The boys were on the lookout for runs. But as you know that one wrong decision and any batsman could be out. Unfortunately, some of the decisions haven't been correct ones
today," said Whatmore.
The coach was pleased with the way young left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak bowled for the third game running, especially after being asked to bowl with the new ball.
"One of the few positive things out of this match was that Razzak did very well attacking with the new ball."
Razzak gave away just 40 runs from ten overs bowling during the field restrictions.
Whatmore was once again left frustrated by the batsmen.
"When batsmen get starts, you would like them to go on. Our problem has been all along that, once the boys get starts, they can't seem to go on. That's a recipe for disaster."
He praised Harbhajan Singh and Sachin Tendulkar who were the standout performers for India.
"Harbhajan bowled pretty well. He came back after being hit for a six in the first over. Sachin batted really well. He looked like he was determined to get into the runs having missed out in the first couple of matches."
Tigers skipper Habibul Bashar was understandably bitter.
"Nothing went our way as we failed to apply ourselves again. We could have won a bonus point but missed out on that too," said Bashar who disagreed with the opinion that he was taking a risk by opening the batting.
"It was not a gamble. We have tried Manjarul in as an opener in the past but as I have been playing against the new ball regularly, I thought it was a better option for me to open."
Like his coach, the skipper too picked out Razzak for special mention.
"Razzak clicked with the new ball. They (India) are used to score more runs when the ball is new. That's why we took the decision last night to start with him. Had we scored 220-230, we would have had a chance to compete. Our total was not defendable," Bashar said. SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the Super League match of the Asia Cup between Bangladesh and India and Bangladesh at the Sinhalese Sports Club ground in Colombo yesterday: BANGLADESH
Bashar b Pathan 2
Ashraful run out 35
Saleh lbw b Pathan 0
Kapali c Dravid b Nehra 10
Faisal lbw b Harbhajan 17
Mashud c Dravid b Tendulkar 12
Manjarul b Tendulkar 21
Rafique b Tendulkar 0
Mahmud c Laxman b Sehwag 22
Razzak b Pathan 21
Aziz not out 0
Extras: (b-4, lb-4, w-23, nb-6) 37
Total: (All out in 49.1 overs) 177
Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-10, 3-56, 492, 5-92, 6-117, 7-117, 8-141, 9-176 Bowler O M R W
Pathan 8.1 0 32 3
Balaji 7 0 32 0
Nehra 9 0 26 1
Harbhajan 10 2 20 1
Tendulkar 10 0 35 3
Sehwag 5 0 24 1
INDIA
Sehwag c Kapali b Aziz 16
Tendulkar not out 82
Ganguly c Kapali b Rafique 60
Laxman not out 1
Extras: (lb-9, w-4, nb-6) 19
Total: (For 2 wkts in 38.3 overs)178 Did not bat: Dravid, Yuvraj, Kaif, Pathan, Balaji, Nehra, Harbhajan Fall of wickets: 1-19, 2-173
Bowler O M R W
Aziz 7 0 49 1
Razzak 10 0 40 0
Mahmud 8 1 28 0
Rafique 7 2 30 1
Manjarul 6.3 0 22 0
Result: India won by eight wickets.
Man-of-the-match: Sachin
Tendulkar.
Toss: India.
Umpires: David Shepherd (England) and Billy Doctrove (West Indies)