Bangladesh lead trainer Chandika Hathurusingha mourned his group's loss in the shortened Kanpur Test, praising India's methodology in the apparatus. A batting breakdown on the fifth day saw Bangladesh experience a seven-wicket rout in a game which endured just 173.2 overs - the fourth-briefest match in Test history. Bangladesh expected to bat for a significant stretch of time to save the game however they just endured one meeting on Tuesday (October 1). In a 21-minute time frame, they lost captain Najmul Hossain Shanto, Shadman Islam, Shakib Al Hasan and Litton Das. "The loss is truly harming us regarding our presentation. (India's methodology) was truly not seen previously. All credit to Rohit and the Indian group for thinking of that methodology, and making a match of it. We really didn't respond adequately speedy (to India's methodology)," Hathurusingha said. "Batting was disheartening in this series. A few players did well in the last series. We have not been performing to our possible in the last scarcely any series. One justification behind the batting was the nature of the resistance. The ability level in show in this series was extremely high. We are taking a great deal of learnings from this. This is the best group. Playing India in India is the hardest task. We know the amount we want to improve," he added. Bangladesh showed up in India at the rear of a notable series win in Pakistan however Hathurusingha conceded that they was aware of the lofty test looking for them in India. "We came here subsequent to beating Pakistan however we realize that the difficulties will be steep in India. It won't be great assuming I append our inclination into our exhibition. We didn't get too high on ourselves for winning in Pakistan, so we shouldn't go down a lot after this outcome. We understood what we did well to win in Pakistan and we understand what we were unable to do here to rival these folks," he thought. "I think we were totally defeated in this series. I saw the distinction in expertise levels, so we really want to move along. Having said that, we didn't play to our best potential. We are frustrated with it. There's no reason for coming down on each individual player and all their choices in the center, in the event that we are not getting the right help," he added. The lead trainer nonetheless, protected the skipper's choice to endeavor an opposite clear against Ravindra Jadeja and get bowled. "It is individual and group plan too. We are playing on a turning wicket. In the event that the protection is getting tested, it is a methodology to play the opposite clear assuming you have rehearsed hard on the shot," he said. "We didn't discuss endurance. We considered playing as per the circumstances and strength of the people. On the off chance that you safeguard and get found out at bat-cushion, it is the equivalent while getting out clearing on a wicket like this. Assuming the hitter thinks his best type of safeguard or getting off strike, is a compass shot as opposed to the cautious shot, that is his choice. Execution most likely given us down access this innings. On the off chance that you take a gander at Mominul yesterday, he cleared all around well," he added, uncovering disillusionment inside the changing area with the dynamic in the center. "I'm certain they are disheartened at a portion of the excusals and the independent direction. What stands apart for me is that we lost a wicket when there's been a bowling change. We didn't give ourselves sufficient opportunity to become accustomed to the new bowler," he said. The lead trainer couldn't give lucidity about whether Shakib has proactively played his last Test. The star all-rounder has looked for security affirmation for the home Tests against South Africa prior to focusing on highlighting in that series. "I haven't heard anything to say that this is it (that Shakib is playing). Supposedly, he is playing the South Africa series," Hathurusingha said. "I think progression plans are consistently there, particularly at this phase of his vocation. We are totally astounded that he said that (South Africa) is his last series. You are not getting like-for-like swap for somebody like Shakib."