Beaten Bangladesh need to get mentally tougher

And, just like England was outplayed by Pakistan in the first semifinal, Bangladesh was outclassed by India at Edgbaston.

Team India defeated Bangladesh in the second semi-final match of the ICC Champions Trophy by 9 wickets and has now reached the finals of the Champions Trophy where India will be facing its arch-enemy, Team Pakistan.

Paceman Jasprit Bumrah struck late to remove Mahmadullah (21) and Mosaddek Hossain (15), but Mashrafe Mortaza's 30 off 25 balls, which included five fours, gave Bangladesh something to cling to.

"We have some experienced players now and hopefully next time we will come strongly". Before this game, I had six wickets in ODIs, a lot of them were pure batsmen and not tail-enders. "So I think from that point of view, it was very clinical by the bowlers, especially looking at how flat the wicket was, I think they adapted really well".

From a strong position of 154-2, Bangladesh lost Tamim Iqbal and Mushfiqur Rahim to the ungainly offspin of part-time bowler Kedar Jadhav and limped to 264-7 - by current standards, a below-par total on such a good pitch.

"We have the bench strength", Mahmood said.

"When moves like this pay off, I won't take the whole credit".

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"What we are going to try to do is repeat the similar sort of cricket that we have played so far ..." We'll assess what we could have done better and go again.

India have won all three of their previous matches with Pakistan in the knockout stages of International Cricket Council tournaments to date but Azhar, 42, said there was no reason why the sequence had to be extended this weekend as well.

Dhawan launched an aggressive attack in the eighth over as he hit Taskin Ahmed for two boundaries and a six, as the Bangladeshi paceman was guilty of pitching the ball too short.

India won against Bangladesh by easily reaching the target of 265 runs in 40.1 overs by just losing one wicket at Edgbaston, Burmingham. I alone supported Sarfraz since 2015 and recommended him for taking on the captaincy of the Pakistan team. "He knows where the batsmen get trouble, and if you can think like a batter when you're bowling it's obviously a bit of an advantage to any bowler, so I think that he executed today perfectly". After the India match, we just motivated the guys. "Whatever my team wants me to do, I should be able to do that for them".

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has called England not safe enough to organize such big events. We are coming up still.

"We have played enough games to know these things happen".

First he bowled Tamim, who sensing the chance for some easy runs produced a wild slog and got it all wrong.