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Saif look for consistency after successful SL tour


Bangladeshpost
Published : 13 Oct 2019 07:26 PM | Updated : 03 Sep 2020 11:20 AM

Saif Hasan, who is dubbed as the next big thing of Bangladesh cricket, said he is not willing to lose his sleep, thinking a place in the national team, reports BSS.

All that he wants at the moment is to compile runs as many as he can do. 

The youngster was one of the shining spots of Bangladesh A during its tour in Sri Lanka in which they won the three-match one-day series by 2-1 before settling for draw in the two longer version matches.

Saif scored 154 runs in the three-match series and picked three wickets to contribute in team’s victory.

His performance also drew the attention of the selectors and 

there is talk hovering around of 

his inclusion in the national 

team.“My selection depends on the selector. If I play well continuously than certainly opportunity will come,” Saif said here on Sunday after arriving in Dhaka from Sri Lanka.

“At the moment my only target is to score runs as many as I can do.”

“I played seriously in every match. When it clicks it seems good. I always make my opportunity to count.”

“I was preparing for the national team long time back. I was trying to improve my fitness… Trying to improve my batting and bowling too,” he said.

“I’m trying to improve minimizing my shortcomings and the more I develop and prepare myself which will be better for me in the national team,” he said.

He made some tweaks in his batting style which paid rich dividends.

“I was playing well from the premier League and I was trying to make some changes in my batting from the premier league. I tried to follow a new playing pattern and did well in Sri Lanka,” Saif informed.

“I played some good innings at India with changed style in batting,” he said adding that now he is eying to do well in the National Cricket League (NCL).

“I will try to make avail the opportunity that I get as I will be playing the National Cricket League and I will try to score heavily there,” he said.