Success in team play not magic mantra: MOMINUL HAQUE

Christchurch to Auckland. Auckland to Dubai. From Dubai to Dhaka. The Bangladesh national team arrived in Dhaka on Saturday (January 15) at 5 pm after a long journey after a successful tour of New Zealand. Muminul and Liton have returned home with the satisfaction of drawing the two-Test series 1-1. MOMINUL HAQUE  After 21 years of hard work, Bangladesh got its first victory in New Zealand. Mominul Haque's side lost to the hosts by 6 wickets in the first Test of the series at Mount Manganui. Despite losing the second Test in Christchurch, the tour is a success. The cricketers left for their respective homes from the airport yesterday. Everyone will be on leave for a few days before going into BPL practice. Team directors Khaled Mahmood Sujan and Mushfiqur Rahim had already returned to the country. Members of the foreign coaching staff have also returned home on holiday. Muminul, the captain at the airport, told reporters that New Zealand had won the game through teamwork and team effort, not magic. Thousands of cricket fans showed up at the airport yesterday to mark the return of the Tigers. They have welcomed Ebadat-Taskin on a winter's evening. Speaking on the New Zealand victory mantra, Muminul said, "No charisma, no magic. We tried to keep our process straight. I was able to play as a team. Whenever the Bangladesh team does well as a team, the result is in favor. One person, two people can't do well. ' No one really expected a win against the Kiwis. But the captain had a dream of something big in his mind. Muminul said yesterday, "I don't think you expected it, neither did many of my team." Maybe I expected. ' Now Muminul is thinking about the upcoming foreign tours. "I won a Test match, but I'm even more worried about the next series," he said. We have a lot of big series in front of us, series against India, South Africa series, Sri Lanka series, West Indies series. Those series are very challenging for us. Which I think as a captain. We need to improve day by day. " If you want to do well abroad, there is no option to change wickets inside the country. Muminul thinks it is important to change the mindset of cricketers at the same time. There is nothing to be afraid of even if you go out of the country. "Of course we need (sporting wickets)," said the Test captain. But not only that, I think the mind setup is very important when playing abroad. For example, if I think before going to play in New Zealand - I will go to play in New Zealand, what will happen. You don't have to think like that. It's important to have body language, to be positive. " sportshulk.com -Its Incredibly Sporting . our main focus provide more in-depth sports related information to all internet user . Primary we focus on cricket & football . in near future we will provide all sports related information
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