Dhaka: New Zealand expects the goal to turn slowly in their T20 series in Bangladesh, similar to those who were hired by the host in their last victory over Australia, said Bowler Fast Kiwi Bennett on Wednesday.
Bangladesh beat Australia 4-1 in early August when the Batsmen who visited struggled on a low, slow tone.
The tiger will host the bottom cutting, in the other five matches in early September as part of a team buildup to the Twenty20 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates in October-November.
“It is a fun game (against Australians).
I assume it will be the same.
We thank you for the Australian series to find out how Bangladesh will approach us,” Bennett said.
“But it’s one thing that knows how they will approach us, and another thing playing in that condition.” We have four or five days of training to find out whether our game plan will be in accordance with this type of goal.
“New Zealand only won one Twenty20 fits two of their previous visits in Bangladesh when they struggled to handle local spinners.
Apart from their recent recordings, Kiwi named the second side of the string to tour Bangladesh without a member of the World Cup Bound Squad.
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Tom Latham captain the side in the absence of Kane Williamson.
Bennett said he would not be surprised if they pitch bend Bangladesh offered to help spinners home.
“I think every time Bangladesh came to New Zealand, we produce rocking and rotating.
that they feel uncomfortable, and when we come here, they will produce that turn around and we found uncomfortable.
I think it’s great, “he said.
New Zealand and Bangladesh will play their game behind a closed door at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on September 1 3, 5, 8 and 10.
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