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Ireland tour of Bangladesh 2nd t20 this match Bangladesh won by 77 runs. That's it from another brilliant game of cricket inBangladesh as the hosts clinch another series.Ninaad Dixit here taking your leave on behalf ofmy co-commentator Deepak Prakash and scorer/analyst Manish Bishnoi. Stay tuned for morecricketing action from all around the world.Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh Captain & POTM):"It obviously feels good to be on top as aBangladeshi. Important was we turn up todayand put up the same show that we have beendoing from the last four games in the T20 formatand that's what exactly we did. That's what we have already discussed in thedressing room. That's how we want to play. If wewant to be great, competitive side in T20, we haveto do that (batting approach). All other teams aredoing this and are getting the result so no pointin sitting back so that's what we discussed and weagreed that's how we're gonna play and luckily it'scoming offWhen I batted Harry Tector was bowling. Whenhe bowled slowly, it spun and gripped so that'swhat I was thinking because there is somethingon the wicket. Why not start with a spinner fromthe other side?Ifyou are a good team and you go to Australiaor England, if you are 2-0 down they willalwaystry to win 3-0 so that's what we'll try to do but in aT20 game it can be anybody's game. Its shorterformat, one or 2 boys can play well and changethe game so there is no point that we will becomplacence. We might change few guys, try fewother players but they will be equally hungry tomake runs or take wickets for Bangladesh."Shakib Al Hasan is the player of the match. Paul Stirling (Ireland Captain): "That wasundoubtedly difficult. some of the samemistakes from the previous two weeks. Wellthink tomnorrow and hopefully will improve onFriday. Every game must be taken as it comes;batting for ourselves wouldn't have beenfantastic.Ibelieve it was a combination of them being asolid team. I didn't anticipate it being as one-sided as it has been. There aren't any deadrubbers, in our opinion. Therefore, anticipate thegame on Friday."

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