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Bangladesh always had belief of chasing down target: Salahuddin
Bangladesh senior assistant coach Mohammad Salahuddin said that they always had the belief they could chase down New Zealand’s total in the series opening T20 International despite being behind the required run rate at the halfway stage. In pursuit of the Kiwis’ 182/6 in Chattogram on Monday, the Tigers were behind the rate after 10 overs, scoring 77 runs for the loss of two wickets. But...
