Bangladesh could have won the ODI series against Ireland with one match in hand. But that chance was lost due to torrential rain. Despite Tamim Iqbal’s regret, there is relief in the Irish camp. This time the guests are dreaming of series parity. Bangladesh and Ireland will meet in the third and final ODI at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium on Friday (March 23) at 2 pm. As one of the two matches was abandoned, the red-green team is leading 1-0. Bangladesh won by 183 runs in the first ODI against the Irish. Batting first in the second ODI, Tamim Bahini scored 349 runs losing 6 wickets in 50 overs. But the match was abandoned when the rain started during the innings break.

As a result, the last match became the series decider. But the Irish army wants to paint the last. Gary Wilson, the assistant coach of the Ireland cricket team, said, “To be honest, I am not worried about the performance of the Bangladeshi cricketers. But we are thinking about how we can turn around. Mushfiqur did a great performance. Bangladesh has many good cricketers. But we are looking at how to improve ourselves. I want to do well in the last match. Gary Wilson also said, ‘We were very worried about Bangladesh’s spin. However, I saw that the pacers are also doing well on the field. Taskin in particular is doing well, and Mustafiz has a great record. We knew everything. Now we are analyzing them and preparing for the final match. After the Sylhet phase, there will be a three-match T20 series at Sagarika in Chittagong on March 27, 29, and 31. After that, the only Test will start in Mirpur on April 4.