Sri Lanka's poor handling was highlighted amid Bangladesh's voyage through the island, as the vacationers squared the Test, ODI lastly the T20I arrangement that arrived at an end on Thursday (April 6). Poor handling cost the Sri Lankans profoundly amid all the three arrangement, especially amid their stun four-wicket vanquish in the second Test at P. Sara Oval, a fortnight prior.
Asanka Gurusinha, the Cricket Manager of the Sri Lankan group, declared that uncommon measures will be taken to enhance the group's handling after their 45-run thrashing to Bangladesh in the second T20I.
"We need certain things occurring with wellness and handling. There was an unmistakable message from the Chairman of Selectors that we are not going to choose players essentially on the grounds that they have scored vigorously in household cricket. They have to accomplish certain models in handling," Gurusinha told columnists.
"Wellness must be at a specific standard as well. When they are playing recreations at higher power, that is the place they battle. At the point when the Provincial Tournament completes, we will begin preparing from second of May for the Champions Trophy. So from second of May for a two-week time frame, we will have instructional courses which are particularly custom fitted to enhance the handling."
SLC a year ago employed Nic Pothas as the Fielding Coach yet the South African hasn't motivated much to do with the senior side as he invests the vast majority of his energy with the "A" group, Emerging group and the Under-19 side. "One week from now or something like that, we will settle our care staff to England and past. I have found out about Nic Pothas and we need the best care staff to go to Champions Trophy with us."
Sri Lanka's repulsiveness keep running in T20Is at R. Premadasa Stadium proceeded. After Thursday's thrashing, Sri Lanka have now lost 11 of their 13 matches at this ground.
"I knew about our poor record here. On the off chance that you take a gander at the normal score here, batting second has been great. It boils down to how we play. It has inspired nothing to do with the wicket yet something is disobediently wrong some place. It's exceptionally hard to give answers since this is one of the best wickets in the nation."
Gurusinha said that in spite of the frustrating result in the arrangement, he was upbeat for his previous partner Chandika Hathurusingha, Bangladesh's Head Coach.
"I had became acquainted with Hathu [Hathurusingha] in 1986. When I was captaining the Under-19 group, I knew his immeasurable cricketing information. I am not amazed at what he has finished with Bangladesh. I am upbeat that a companion and a Sri Lankan has accomplished incredible things. He has been with them for a long time. He has taken them higher than ever and he has a vocation to do till 2019 World Cup."
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