The way Bangladesh got themselves back into the game, they should be very proud of their performance against New Zealand.
It is a shame they couldn’t win it but for them to get so close was very impressive.
The game looked over when Ross Taylor and Kane Williamson were batting but this Bangladesh team never gives up, they never allow themselves to give up.
They are never out of the game and they did all the fans proud, they should take a lot of confidence from that going forward.
Bangladesh had a one per cent chance of winning the game at one stage, teams don’t come back from that but they came so close and should be very proud. All the bowlers stepped up towards the end.
Nobody will be more disappointed than Mushfiqur Rahim himself for missing that run-out opportunity on Williamson.
Mistakes can happen, it was a bad one and it could have been a different story if Williamson’s wicket was got early.
I can’t complain about him — he's our best batsman and doing really well, keeping is really tough.
I know Mushy and he's a very emotional guy — he'll shout his mouth off today and then he'll be okay tomorrow.
Our batsmen just couldn't keep it going, everyone got set and then got out which was disappointing, we needed to build the partnerships and we couldn’t and that was the problem. They didn't need much more than 244.
Unfortunately the middle order, when Bangladesh were batting, didn’t do the job they were looking for and you can’t do that against New Zealand.
They are probably the most organised team in this World Cup, their record in ICC events is really good and they’re always looking towards those semi-finals because of their ability.
If you want to win against them you have to do well with the bat and the ball, you can’t afford to miss out on one.
A New Zealand team always plays strong cricket, against any side they face. They always seem to play well, and in a big tournament like this, Bangladesh can take a strong lesson from them.
Next Bangladesh will face England and while it's a difficult game in these conditions, they'll be really looking forward to the challenge.
Both have had difficulties and England have more pressure, it's in their conditions and we've beaten them in our last two World Cup matches, in 2011 and 2015, so that is a major plus for us.
These are different teams and a different atmosphere but there is a lot of confidence from those wins.
In 2011, beating England that was a big moment for us, they were a really tough opponent particularly for where we were as a country then.
Then in 2015, those conditions made it a really tough game in Australia — they favoured England but we still won, the team played really well and showed they can do it.
Bangladesh have made a lot of improvements batting and bowling too, we may not necessarily win but they will certainly give them a good game.
We've seen how excited the fans are getting too, there's a huge Bangladesh community in England.
Playing and winning these games means everything to them and there's a real good chance of doing it again.
— Courtesy: © ICC Business CorporationFZ LLC 2019