Everyone says it’s a collective effort, a reward for team performance. The victory was seen due to the effective batting of the batsmen and the timely handling of the ball by the bowlers. Still, the question arises, some want to accept Mushfiqur Rahim as the real figure behind the unforgettable 10-wicket win against Pakistan in Rawalpindi.

They claim, if Mushfiqur Rahim had not played such a long innings of 191 runs besides keeping one side with steely heart and infinite courage, then would this victory have been really feared and possible? Could Bangladesh have taken a lead of 117 runs in the first innings if Mushfiqur could not play a huge innings alone? And if it wasn’t for that lead, would it have been so easy to win?

According to some, there is no way to underestimate the contribution of Sadman Islam, Muminul Haque, Liton Das. Also, the bowling of Mehdi Hasan Miraj and Shakib Al Hasan in the second innings is not to be taken lightly. All the individual skills played a big role in winning the Rawalpindi Test today 25th August.

Basically, who and whose craft was the key controller of such a historic victory? Nazmul Abedin Fahim, the newly appointed BCB director, cricket guru, coach and analyst of the country has given a well-arranged answer to this question. Fahim explained, “This is a remarkable win that is the sum total of individual skill.”

Fahim’s explanation, team effort and Mushfiqur’s excellent batting; There are two sides. However, there is no opportunity to see someone’s role as small and narrow. Many batted well. We saw an innings of 93 runs from the bat of Sadman Islam. Sadman’s bold and confident batting in the opener inspired the dressing room. was important. Comforts the dressing room. Trust is born among all, the game can be played. Then we saw good batting and fifty from some other bats. But Mushfiqur’s long innings has a lot of impact.

If Mushfiqur did not play the big innings, our scoreline would not have been so big. We stayed behind. That might have kept the pressure on, but with Mushfiqur playing such a big innings, the pressure was off. took us to a commanding position; but the hard truth is that Mushfiqur’s innings could not take us to a place to win. To win a Test, the opponent has to lose 20 wickets. The bowlers needed to do that. The bowlers have done just that. It was not possible to make more than 6 wickets fall in the first innings. It was very important for Pakistanis to take 10 wickets in the second innings. The bowlers have done that with success. But we often failed at this time.