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'We've come to win'

Sports Reporter from Chittagong
New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum said that the 4-0 defeat to Bangladesh in 2010 had 'inflicted a lot of pain' on his teammates and affected a number of their careers at the time. The 'lesson learnt from the series' compelled the Kiwis to send some of their players to India and Sri Lanka for A tours as part of their preparation for this tour.
Speaking to reporters at the Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium McCullum said: "The last time we were here was incredibly tough for us. We were caught on the hop a little bit by a very good Bangladesh team in their own condition. We tried to guard against that with our preparation for this tour."
"It's something we need to forget. The pain that inflicted on the guys' careers and also on this cricket team is something we won't forget. But at the same time we think that we are a different breed of players and we won't let that worry us when it comes to play," he added.
Since 2010 New Zealand have seen
"The outcome is to win, we have come here with those expectations on us; we have come here to win the series; anything less than that would be viewed as not successful."
some fresh faces in the side who according to McCullum are more accustomed to the sub-continental conditions. One of the fresh faces, Ish Sodhi - an uncapped leg-break bowler - is likely to make his debut against Bangladesh today.
"He [Ish Sodhi] has a big opportunity to make his debut. The conditions over here will suit spin bowlers, and his ability to bowl the variations will bring him in the reckoning," said McCullum.
There have been a number of changes in the Bangladeshi side as well since 2010, some of whom have never played against the Kiwis.
"We tried to have as good as a look as possible at them |new players]. There are a couple of guys that were hard to get footage on. But I guess the information that we have will be good enough for us to devise a game plan," said McCullum.
As in 2010, the captain regards Shakib Al Hasan - the man of the series three years ago - as Bangladesh's danger man. "Shakib is a world class player and I was lucky enough to play with him in Kolkata. He is a great fellow and a very humble man. We know that yet again he is going to be a big danger for us and we are going to try to outsmart him," said McCullum.
While McCullum was quite frank regarding the after-effects of the series defeat to Bangladesh in 2010, he also stated that the visitors will have 'no excuses' whatsoever this time and that only a series win would, in a sense, heal the scars of the past. As the captain himself put it, "The outcome is to win, we have come here with those expectations on us; we have come here to win the series; anything less than that would be viewed as not successful.”