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Five-time champions hold their nerve to claim victory by nine runs in the final over at Chandigarh
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Speaking and sharing our plans has helped us: Ishant Sharma
India's Ishant Sharma (centre behind) celebrates with teammates after the dismissal of Bangladesh's Shadman Islam
Indore - The next and final match between India and Bangladesh is all set to be a historic one
Ishant said speaking with each other and and sharing their plans was the reason behind their success while Shami said focusing on his length and executing it nicely helped him.
"We always enjoy each other's success, speak with each other and try and share our plans. It's difficult to explain his (Shami's) bowling renaissance, I have played quite a lot, I'm 31 (laughs), the bowling is taking a toll on my body, but I'm enjoying it, trying out different variations," Ishant said at the post-match presentation.
The next and final match between India and Bangladesh is all set to be a historic one as it will be the first time when both the sides play a Day-Night Test with the pink ball in Kolkata and Ishant felt he would need some tips from Shami for the upcoming game.
"Shami has played with the pink ball, need to ask him for a few tips," he expressed.
Meanwhile, an elated Shami said: "The more we get tired, the better fun we have. We push each other. We try to enjoy each other's success. I bowl alongside Ishant and Umesh as well. That makes it easier for me. I focus on my length and have been able to execute as well."
On the other hand, Umesh, who scalped four wickets in the game felt knowing his strengths has helped him improve as a bowler.
"I try to maintain the strength. Earlier, the new ball was for pacers. But now we know our strengths. We try to take wickets with the ball and make it easier for spinners. I try to deliver whatever is expected of me," Umesh expressed.
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