'You can have the best coaches in the world, but the players need to do their job on the field'
Bangladesh lacked in batting, fielding, missed several catches throughout the series which cost them an untouchable victory against New Zealand.
Bangladesh suffered another series defeat after being swept 3-0 by host New Zealand. Their dream of winning a match there remains a mere dream still.
ODI captain Tamim Iqbal was visibly frustrated with his team's performance and vented his frustration saying that the coaches won't play in the field for them.
"You can have the best coaches in the world, but the players need to understand what to do and what not to do. They won't come and do our job. We are not consistent in overseas conditions as a team and as individual players. We have to find a way to fix it," Tamim said.
Bangladesh lacked in batting, fielding, missed several catches throughout the series which cost them an untouchable victory against New Zealand.
"I thought the first and the last game, we were nowhere close to them (New Zealand), I thought they played exceptionally well. We are a much better team but if we continue to play like this, we are going nowhere. We understand that it is a different condition than back home, but we have to improve a lot to compete with them," he added.
Tamim said that they must take every match seriously, no matter how difficult the conditions are, as every ODI counts for qualification in the Super League format.
"I personally didn't come to New Zealand for improvement. We came to win games. This is no longer just a bilateral series. This is a points-based system. You win, you get points and makes your life easier for qualification," he concluded.