'We will see when we go there': Bangladesh pace sensation warns India after Pakistan triumph

Bangladesh 's rising pace sensation Nahid Rana has issued a bold warning to India ahead of ir upcoming two-match Test series, stating that his team is well-prepared to face formidable opposition. Fresh off ir recent triumph against Pakistan , Rana expressed confidence in Bangladesh's ability to challenge India on ir home soil, emphasizing that key to success lies in execution. 

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Nahid Rana warns India ahead of Test series

While ackwledging India's strength, Rana remained optimistic about his side's chances, ting that team that plays better cricket will ultimately come out on top. highly anticipated series between India and Bangladesh is set to kick off on September 19, with both teams er to assert ir dominance in longest format of game.

"Obviously we are well prepared for India series. We have started training. more we are prepared better we will be in execution during matches," Rana said in a video shared by Bangladesh Cricket in 'X', formerly twitter.

"India are a good team but team that plays better cricket will win. We will see when we go re," he added. upcoming series between India and Bangladesh will be a crucial one for both teams as it will help m consolidate ir place in World Test Championship standings.  

He made headlines by crossing 150 kph mark on his Test debut against Sri Lanka in March this year.

n in Pakistan he established himself as a genuine fast bowling threat by making an immediate impact in second Test.

He dismissed Pakistan captain Shan Masood with his third ball before scalping prized wicket of Babar Azam in his next over.

"Before leaving, I had said that I wanted to achieve something for my country, and it feels great to have delivered on what was expected of me," he said.

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first Test is slated in Chennai, a venue kwn for its bounce-friendly pitch. Asked if he is ready to hit 152 kph mark again, Nahid Rana said, "I will strive to give my best.

"Pace is something you can't always predict -- it depends a lot on rhythm. Sometimes, it just clicks, and suddenly you find yourself hitting those speeds.

"I never set out to clock 152 kph or push past that. I just focused on executing team's plan. My friends and folks back in vill are really happy of my achievement," he said.

(With PTI inputs)