Kohli was critical of the ground dimensions after England ended India's unbeaten campaign on a pitch which had a 59-metre boundary on one side. "It will be the same wicket and same ground for both teams," Mashrafe told reporters on Monday. Yes, one side is pretty smaller, so batsmen will normally target that area, but I think both teams will get the same benefit here." Mashrafe said his batsmen would be cautious against the Indian spinners despite the short boundary temptation. "I think their spinners have done a good job if you look at their stats in the last two-three years.

Source: bd News24 July 01, 2019 14:03 UTC