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Result pleases both captains

Sports Reporter from Chittagong
Following the end of the first Test match at the Zahur Ahmed Ghowdhury Stadium yesterday, both captains stated that a draw was a fair reflection of the way the teams performed throughout the five days.
Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim stated that the hosts were disappointed to have settled for a draw in the first Test match. He was however, happy with the way Mominul Haque and Shohag Gazi performed in the match.
Speaking to reporters at the postmatch press conference, Mushfiqur said, "We are disappointed to have had to settle for a draw. It was an opportunity, and if the wicket was any different, it would have been a different ball game for our spinners. We could have used our full strength then. But full credit to New Zealand, they played well."
He further stated that the draw would help the side in developing a 'winning' culture in Test cricket.
"But we want to look at our overall result. The culture that we want to develop is of winning or drawing, and not just focusing on individual performances," Mushfiqur said.
The captain further said that Shohag Gazi, who scored a hundred and took a five-for, was the game-changer.
"He gave us the lead in the first innings which was crucial. I have seen him hit around before, but he batted very smartly in this innings. He controlled himself as per the field. He added 100-odd runs with Robiul Islam. It was a matured innings," he said.
With regards to Shohag's bowling, Mushfiqur said, "Gazi's spell was just amazing. I was hoping that I
could take the catch[hattrick wicket], but unfortunately I couldn't. To be honest, I am very happy for him. He really needed it."
The game saw the likes of Shakib Al Hasan and Robiul Islam uncharacteristically bowl lesser than the others. The plan, according to the captain, was to help them ease their way into Test cricket, since both of them had suffered from injuries before the series.
New Zealand captain, Brendan McCullum said that the game helped the players adjust to the conditions and they were looking forward to the next Test.
"From our point of view in the last five days we had a good head out, lots of guys had a good run on the field and had an opportunity to get the bat in hand. I think we played well and at the end of the day a draw was a fair result," said McCullum.
While he was happy with the draw, he did however state that the visitors
were pushing for a win till the last day. "From the way we batted after lunch [aggressively] we had a target in mind. For us it was about giving our seamers the right amount of overs to get the wickets. So in the end we were happy about setting a target of 250 in 46 overs for them," he said.
McCullum was particularly happy about the way they batted. He, however, stated that the visitors needed to work on their fielding. There were a few crucial catches the Kiwis dropped in the match, some of which could have prevented Shohag from reaching his century.
"I think our batting was certainly positive, to win the toss and put 460 against a good spin line-up was really positive. We can improve on our fielding, we were a bit patchy," he said.
"Our seamers were outstanding throughout and the spinners just got better as the Test match went on," McCullum added.