Bangladesh look up to Neil McKenzie for tips to tackle Ashwin-Jadeja: Mohammed Mithun

"We are working on some technical aspects keeping our focus on how to handle them," Mithun said. They are expecting that batting coach Neil McKenzie will help them decode the Indian spinners. "Let the technical things remain inside the dressing room," he said without parting with the trade secrets. Asked to comment on India's weakness, Mithun said that he preferred to look at his own strength than opponent's weakness. "We are looking at our strength more than focusing on their weakness because no team could do well against them at their home (in the recent past). We are looking forward to do well here. Obviously it won't be easy and we need to work really hard," he said. "The five bowlers they (India) have, we cannot take anyone lightly because everyone is world-class." Mithun has belief in his young bowling unit that it can take 20 wickets to win a Test match. "Any batsman can get out anytime. If we can bowl as a unit with the discipline I feel we can pick 20 wickets. While India are favourites by a distance, Mithun feels that the T20 win in Delhi gives them hope of enjoying a good result. "If we look at the past no one gave us any chance when it comes to beating India in the T20 and that too in their own backyard. "But our players had that belief. We are disappointed that we could not win the last game (in Nagpur) despite creating chances at the same time now we are looking forward to do well in Test series." DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The New Indian Expresshttps://justpaste.it/2p3ax

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