Nahid Rana's T20I Debut Marred by Nerves as UAE Defeat Bangladesh in Sharjah:

Suspense crime, Digital Desk : The UAE achieved their first T20I victory over Bangladesh by defeating them on Sharjah on May 19, 2023. Nahid Rana is one of the cricketers who will never be forgotten for his particularly brutal drama-like introduction into T20I cricket.

Nahid Rana and Bangladesh's Pace Bowling Attacks

Nahid Rana was given two fifty overs to perform and decimate the targets set before him while the entire nation was waiting to see its bowler's first move. Known for his no-relent pace in the start, Rana's T20I debut was certainly a tough pull come-come affair in the beginning.

Two no-balls, first delivery which spiced up the ground into a LB six area, for six

Ushered 18 dollars on his opening match.

Ultimately, end up with 2-50/4 in his bowling card.

While Rana ended with two late wickets to his name, the rest of the innings were a testament to his blunt force approach to pace. He completely lost control given the conditions and needed to be put in shackles and bolted.

Overrated captain Litton Das Sovvets evaluates lads' blunders

While calm after the storm, he does focus on the rest along his teammates and hen, bronze dome berets opted for recrimination sessions where the team's joint weaknesses and planning aggregities were forwarded.

"Over the set expectation of praise, first assist victory goes to target scouting bass bowler, bridge to gap will talk, not take heed, turn,” he reasoned.'"

Furthermore, he blamed their breach of basic set trap -- setting for condition on small grounds with dew and outlining center line inhibiting movement now enabling an outright attack.

"You have to have different strategies for each batsman... we have to think more," he said.

Bangladesh Was Costed By Fielding Errors and Middle Overs

While Bangladesh was able to put up a strong score with the bat, Litton acknowledged that the misfields and missed chances with the dew in the middle overs cost them the game.

“Every loss hurts… we put on a good fight, but the dew gave them some leverage,” Litton remarked during the post-match presentation.