Shadman Islam addresses technical flaw ahead of India Test series
Bangladesh's opening batter, Shadman Islam, is diligently addressing his technical flaws as he prepares for the upcoming two-match Test series against India. The first match is set to commence on September 19 at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium. This preparation comes on the heels of Bangladesh's historic Test series triumph over Pakistan, where they emerged victorious with a 2-0 win.
Islam's unique training method to improve technique
To enhance his performance against India's formidable bowling attack, Islam has adopted a unique training method. He was seen practicing with a strap around his neck during a net session in Chennai. This unusual approach was suggested by his coaches to prevent his head from falling over while facing spinners, a technical issue he has been working on diligently.
Islam acknowledges challenges of upcoming India series
Islam is fully aware of the challenges that lie ahead in the India series. "In India if you talk about the challenge, then everything is a challenge and now rather than thinking of it, the biggest challenge is how to be ready," Islam told Cricbuzz. He emphasized his focus on being prepared both technically and mentally for these hurdles.
Islam's impressive return to Bangladesh Test squad
Islam recently returned to the Bangladesh Test side after a two-year hiatus, marking his comeback with an impressive 93 in the first Test against Pakistan. He also contributed an unbeaten nine runs in the second innings, aiding his team to chase down a target of 30 runs and secure their first-ever Test win over Pakistan.
Islam's past performance and future aspirations against India
Islam has previously played two matches against India, scoring a total of 41 runs from four innings. Despite his modest past performance, he remains optimistic about the upcoming series. He is eager to maintain his good form from the Pakistan series and help Bangladesh secure their first Test victory over India.
