Chandika Hathurusingha, Bangladesh's lead trainer, is confident that his group's maiden Test series prevail upon Pakistan will hold his side in great stead in the forthcoming series against India. He feels the additional weight of assumption from his side is an honor for a group which he accepts is balanced. "It (the success in Pakistan) positively provides us with a great deal of certainty coming into this series," he said on Monday. "Not on account of the result of the series, it's the manner in which we played that series where we took care of specific circumstances. We were behind the game in the two Tests and afterward the way that we returned and how various individuals who contributed at various times. A great deal of confidence in this series. I think this is presumably the most adjusted group that is created from Bangladesh. "We have great quick bowlers, we got a truly experienced turn assault. And afterward in batting, we really have great batting profundity as a result of two reasons. One is that two of our spinners are certifiable players who have Test hundreds and afterward two of our wicketkeepers are our principal hitters. So the players in our group for this series are great and that provides us with a ton of certainty that we can be cutthroat in this series. "Pressure is an honor. I mean it gives us significantly more conviction and something to look forward also. However at that point we truly comprehend where we stand and our assets and restriction, that's what we grasp. In any case, we are truly supported by playing the best group on the planet. Like coming to India and playing against India, that is the best test you get these days in cricket. So playing against the best generally provides you with the impression of where you stand." Indeed, even as the greater test will be against the spinners for both the groups, neither one of the wills be excessively bashful to concede that their pacers will likewise play a critical part to play. Hathurusingha accepts the ongoing speed unit that Bangladesh have is a side-effect of a ton of difficult work, and particularly commended the new sensation Nahid Rana. "The mark of contrast is the trepidation factor. I mean when a ball comes at 150kph, it's extremely human to require a specific response time, so it challenges your response and navigation. In this way, that is a benefit when you have somebody who can bowl that rapidly," said Hathurusingha. "The speciality of Nahid is that he can bowl at 145 or more for a more drawn out (timeframe). Be that as it may, he's played next to no cricket, so we need to take care of him. That is a benefit no matter what the pitch and circumstance that he brings the apprehension component to the resistance and particularly when the tailenders come, you can clear them out quicker. It's a long interaction. It simply didn't work out pretty much by accident. Past mentors before me have done a ton of work and, surprisingly, the board put resources into programs at tracking down quick bowlers. I realize the homegrown cricket had a few standards that you need to keep a measure of grass (for pacers). They changed the ball (in homegrown cricket). So this multitude of variables, I think, assisted the quick bowlers with partaking in their cricket and have achievement. Furthermore, we have a couple of quick bowlers back home and really one of our best bowlers is as yet harmed. Thus, when these folks are free, it's truly satisfying to see the profundity we have in quick bowling," he said. Hathurusingha is likewise certain that veteran spinner Shakib Al Hasan will actually want to direct terms as he did in the past with the ball in the impending series against India. The left-arm spinner has been utilized sparingly in the longest configuration, investing a lot of energy playing T20 competitions for establishments all over the planet. While his partners were rehearsing red-ball cricket at home, Shakib was engaged with the Worldwide T20 in front of the as of late closed visit through Pakistan. He showed looks at his ability by picking three essential wickets against Pakistan in the second innings of the initial Test however simply figured out how to pack six wickets in the two-match Test series altogether. To address his dunk in structure with the ball as of late in Test cricket, Shakib selected to play for Surrey in the Region Title after the Pakistan series. In a match against Somerset at Taunton, he took nine wickets, bowling 33.5 overs in the primary innings and 29.3 in the second. "He (Shakib) is looking great so he carries a ton into the group, even separated from his range of abilities," Hathurusingha brought up. "Shakib has consistently had an enormous impact in Bangladesh cricket at whatever point he is accessible. Clearly, he gives us the privilege to adjust the group the manner in which we need, whether we need to play an additional bowler or an additional hitter, his overall capacity helps us in that. He keeps that flexibility as well as his gigantic experience." He added that Mehidy Hasan, who was a star entertainer in the two-match Test series against Pakistan, is completely ready to assume up the liability when Shakib chooses to end his cricketing venture. "Miraz (Mehidy) I would agree is the most better Bangladeshi cricketer in the last five-six years. He's prepared to assume control over when Shakib moves out," said Hathurusingha.