'Can put Indian bowling under pressure': B'desh coach Russell Domingo

Ahead of final T20I of series, Bangladesh coach Russell Domingo said he believes that his team has potential to put Indian bowling attack under pressure. Speaking to reporters at pre-match conference Domingo said: 

"India are one of best sides in world but we do think that if we bat up to our potential, we can put ir bowling attack under pressure."

India beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets in second T20 to level three-match T20 series 1-1 at Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Rajkot on vember 8. Rohit Sharma unleashed his beast as he smacked Bangladesh bowlers out of park and cruised India home. third and deciding T20 match will be played on vember 10, in Nagpur

Furr crediting players, Domingo said that last few weeks were tough for Bangladesh cricketers. 

"It has been a tough couple of weeks before this tour, but players deserve a lot of credit. energy and desire y have shown in last 10 days it has been fantastic. y were willing to try new things. y are playing against a quality side away from home.If someone said to us two weeks ago that we will be one-all coming into Nagpur, one would have believed it. So we are pretty happy where we are, and it is a great opportunity tomorrow and guys are really excited about it," he was quoted as saying.

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Rohit Sharma ackwledges Indian bowlers

Rohit, too, ackwledged that his bowlers are inexperienced but "re can't be a better st to learn". "Yes, y are slightly inexperienced. This is right time for m to learn. We always say you should play domestic cricket and learn. But I feel that till you play international cricket, you won't kw where you stand as a bowler. This is a very good challenge for whole bowling group," Rohit had said. young attack comprises Deepak Chahar, Washington Sundar, Khaleel Ahmed, and Rahul Chahar.

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(With Inputs from ANI)