GWALIOR: A major reason why Bangladesh, who suffered a comprehensive seven-wicket defeat at the hands of a rampaging India at the Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Stadium here on Sunday night in the opening T20I, continue to lag behind in the T20Is is their lack of hitting power, especially at the top.
At a time when teams aim to maximise powerplay overs and score atleast 180, Bangladesh are failing to utilise the first six overs efficiently and put up big scores, which is hurting them badly in the shortest format.
