Malan said Ireland will still keep fighting their own way, even with Bangladesh having been quite dominant at home since 2015. He even found the funny side of how the Sylhet weather became slightly Irish overnight; there has been non-stop rain in the region, with the temperature also falling. But Malan also acknowledged that this would work to the Bangladesh pace attack’s advantage.
“It is much more our type of circumstances, is not it? Hopefully, it retains raining and hopefully it [the ball] retains shifting round,” he said. “Look, let’s not look past the truth that Bangladesh has three high quality seamers too. They highlighted final evening that they’ve turn into an excellent all-round facet.
“It is not just about playing spin anymore. They have an accomplished seam attack. If it is a little overcast and rainy, it will be a little more comfortable for us. We have to play on what’s in front of you; we are looking forward to the challenge in Bangladesh.”
Malan stated his staff was engaged on figuring out areas they did effectively in within the first ODI and rectifying areas they did not.
“It is not the result that we are obviously after. I think it was a nice little opportunity for us to get a feel for the conditions,” he stated. “They were better than what we anticipated. It was a nice surface. It wasn’t as effected as we thought it would be. It is something that we identified and something we will rectify tomorrow.
“We are looking for methods to get wickets within the center overs of white-ball matches. We picked up some wickets within the powerplay, [but] they constructed a pleasant partnership by the center and allowed them to get a basis to have a profitable dying interval. We are taking that into consideration. Looking at tomorrow, we now have to provide you with one or two inventive methods to get some high quality gamers within the opposition underneath strain.”
“He is at all times an choice as a bowler. He trains diligently and does the whole lot within the nets. I suppose it comes right down to the match-ups”
Heinrich Malan on not using the left-arm spin of George Dockrell in the first ODI
“We know what we are going to get from Hume. He is a really constant performer,” Malan said. “He has been round for a very long time. It has been an amazing addition to our bowling shares. He has obtained quite a lot of alternatives over the past 12 months with a couple of accidents. It is thrilling that we’re constructing a pace-bowling inventory. He has put his title up in lights now by his efficiency. Hopefully he can hold doing that for us.”
“Over the final couple of years, he [has] reworked himself into a high quality batter after coming into the facet as a bowler,” Malan said. “He is at all times an choice as a bowler. He trains diligently and does the whole lot within the nets. I suppose it comes right down to the match-ups. We had been attempting to create some match-ups with the lefties yesterday, therefore you noticed couple of overs from [Harry] Tector as effectively.”
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