Four umpires were sure there was nothing in the scars

Bangladesh coach Steve Rhodes, satisfied with his performance in the Asia Cup, is satisfied. Although he could not win the title, he was somewhat disappointed. But players believe that they have all the resources, he said
Steve Rhodes took over the Bangladesh team in June. After the West Indies tour, his disciples performed poorly in the Test series but won the ODI and T20 series. The team also played in the Asia Cup final. Roads are well spent as a coach of Bangladesh. The English coach's comment about the performance of the disciples in the Asia Cup campaign, I hope Bangladesh sees this group really started fighting.

Bangladesh team has reached the end of Asia Cup in the country tomorrow. After entering the Shahjalal International Airport, Rhodes talks about the team's performance in the Asia Cup in the press conference. According to him, the boys performed very well. Especially the bowlers They fought with low scores. Rhodes, however, seems to have had the chance to win. He was disappointed by the chance, 'We had the chance to win.' We missed the opportunity. We did well. Indian team is very good, we all know. Pushing them to the very last ball was a very good performance. Just a little disappointed, we could not win the title till the end. '

Liton Das's outbreak spread the most controversy in the final. Liton was caught by Mahendra Singh Dhoni's stumping for 121 runs. Lipton's foot line was found on Replayley. Decisions were not possible even after seeing from several angles As a result, the third umpire Rod Tucker decided to 'zoom in'. After making the scene bigger, it was seen on the line that Liton's legs were on. But there was no part of the line behind his legs. The decision on 'On the Line' was fully taken in the hands of the umpire and Liton was declared out. Although 'Benefit of Dot' goes on behalf of the batsman.

The Bangladesh team's coach said, "There was a very close decision. I can not say it was out or not out. It was very difficult. I have spoken to match referee after the match. He said four umpires were sure, there was nothing in the scars. If you have foot sticks, then you're out. It will be accepted in cricket and will have to move forward. "Rhodes further said," In cricket you learn to accept, one day will be on your side, one day against you. The batsman who has scored a century out of the final match on that day, is the decision that has been against us. '