Bangladesh batting mentor David Hemp said that captain Najmul Hossain Shanto has been adapting to the tensions of captaincy, however added that he doesn't feel it is influencing his game. Najmul scored only 32 runs at a normal of eight against Sri Lanka in the two-match Test series at home recently in Spring. He didn't blast with the bat in that frame of mind of Pakistan either, having scored only 58 runs in three innings averaging 19.33. Numerous in the cricketing circuit of the nation feel that captaincy in each of the three configurations is negatively affecting the left-given player, however Hemp tends to disagree. "The captaincy of any group, not to mention a worldwide group, is clearly troublesome in light of the fact that you're such a great amount popular. So it's not simply stressing over your own game. It's likewise then discussions with colleagues, being in gatherings, accomplishing media work, discussions with the mentors and staff. So you're getting pulled out of control. Thus, that is an enormous test with captaincy, at any level, yet particularly worldwide level. In this way, that is something that he's working despite everything becoming accustomed to," Hemp told Cricbuzz. "I thought his methodology in the last Test (against Pakistan) was phenomenal. See, I don't actually think so (captaincy influencing his game). He's preparation well. He's attempting to work on his game," he said. "He is only one innings away. I think we saw looks at what he can do. It's a few seconds ago doing it over a more extended timeframe," he said. Hemp added that they were exceptionally content with the exhibition of the batting unit during the visit through Pakistan, as their direction was clear and reliable. "We talked about that we believed we might have been exceptional structure on from the last series. So I surmise according to our perspective, it was vital that we needed it. For instance, we believed that the Pakistani crease Bowlers should return to bowl spells - three spells, four spells, five spells. So we had that reason around building our innings, being truly industrious toward the beginning of our singular innings so we weren't losing consecutive wickets," he said. "The super key thing is it's still about the scoring mindset. You actually need to hope to score. People will play their assets, continuously hoping to score, yet ought to likewise figure out the dangers from the resistance bowlers. However at that point, more critically, likewise understanding what your chances are to score off those bowlers. Furthermore, that is the thing we did all around well all through the series. Generally speaking, I think across the two Tests our navigation as a gathering was really predictable," he said. Hemp added that his charges need to abandon the progress of the 2-0 series win in Pakistan, and anticipate the Indian visit as they are very much aware that it will be a difficult one. "First and foremost, India at home is a considerable group. This measurably everybody knows. So it's implied that they are an exceptionally impressive side and combined with that the reality they have a few top notch players. In this way, you know, we're under no bogus deceptions that it will be a test and we will get tried. "Yet, what's truly significant is to take the certainty and track down the learnings from the Pakistan series into that series. Recall what we were thinking, what the outlook was and the way that we arranged, how we essentially engaged whether with bat or ball, only each ball in turn and distinguish what the group needs were at a specific second. We realize it will be troublesome, however we must trust ourselves and accept that we can go there and unquestionably put India under tension, both with bat and ball. And afterward see what kind of deciphers from that," said Hemp. I think, yes ( we really want to follow similar batting approach we executed in the Pakistan Test series). You need to put runs on the load up, and I feel that you need to bat for a while. The key piece is surveying and distinguishing what the circumstances are doing then adjusting and acclimating to comprehend what the bowlers are doing at a specific second. I return to the Sri Lanka series, I think we simply didn't do that alright, however what you found in the Pakistan series is that we did that extremely, well. You saw the distinction in the clearly the result of runs and the time spent at the wrinkle," he said. "So it's still about you know, we need to score runs, we maintain that people should exhibit their abilities and to show individuals how they can play. However, you must see well on occasion that you should be savvy in light of what's going on around you," he said. The batting mentor added that they are not having any assumptions with respect to the wickets that the hosts, India will get ready for them for the two-match Test series. "Indeed, we should see. At the end of the day, we didn't anticipate seeing as much grass on the surfaces in Pakistan as we did. Thus, you know, according to our perspective that that was something a piece unique. Anyway, India, who can say for sure? It very well may be turning wickets, they could be wickets with grass on them. They could be excellent batting wickets that simply are permitted to decay normally across the five days," he said. "In this way, we'll need to hold on to see what we know when we arrive. In any case, the key thing is the point at which we truly do see the surface and we want to distinguish what the potential open doors are yet in addition then the thing the dangers are playing on a specific surface. So ensure that we collectively, we are consistently evaluating, changing and adjusting to those circumstances and those circumstances," he said. Bangladesh will withdraw for India on September 15 for two Tests and three T20Is. The initial round of the series will be played at Chennai, booked from September 19.