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USA defeated Bangladesh 2-1 in the three-match T20 series.
USA defeated Bangladesh 2-1 in the three-match T20 series. In this T20 series, all the players from USA performed very well and played an important role in their team’s victory. Bangladesh players could not leave their mark in this T20 series.
Let us tell you, in the first T20 played between the two teams, USA defeated Bangladesh by 5 wickets. After this, in the second match, the host won by 6 runs. In the third T20, the USA players could not leave their mark and Bangladesh defeated them by 10 wickets. However, after the end of the T20 series, USA head coach Stuart Law praised his team players and also said that it was due to their hard work and the passion inside the players that the host defeated Bangladesh in this series.
According to ESPNcricinfo, Stuart Law said, ‘In the first two matches, we had passion and the desire to win. We wanted to beat Bangladesh in this T20 series so that other teams also get to know about our game. The story was a little different in the third match. We were playing a little relaxed. Bangladesh performed very well and they ticked all three departments.
Playing a match is better than hitting the ball in the nets. A lot can happen in a match and the same will be seen in the World Cup. No team goes into this important tournament as a strong contender. Bangladesh is a very good team and you media people have also put a lot of pressure on them. Both the batsmen of the team played very good cricketing shots and led their team to victory. They are a very good team.
If we beat Pakistan or India, it won’t be called an upset: Aaron Jones
USA’s brilliant player Aaron Jones said, ‘In the middle overs, we were not able to understand the pitch well. Our shot selection was very poor. This is the reason why Bangladesh bowlers put a lot of pressure on us. They played very good cricket and won the match.
For now, all of us players will be eyeing the ICC T20 World Cup 2024. All of us players would like to defeat the big teams as well. If we defeat India or Pakistan, it will not be called an upset.
