Dharamshala's outfield is now in discussion above everything else in the World Cup. More importantly, it has made the cricketers injury-prone at the very beginning of the World Cup. The first two matches of Bangladesh in this very dangerous outfield, the first of which is over and the England match ahead.

While everyone else is busy criticizing Dharamsala's outfield, the Bangladesh team itself is thinking of adapting. Spin bowling coach Rangana Herath said before the England match that the Tigers have no complaints about the outfield.

Herath said, “I think ICC have done a lot of hard work on that. So, in that case, I think they think that because of the standard that they have maintained, they have given that authority to play one day international. So, in that case, I'm happy with it," Herath told reporters ahead of their game at Dharamsala on Monday.

"Obviously not from the start (I have seen this kind of outfield) sometimes after rain and all so you can get this kind of a field because unless you get a proper hundred percent in that case as I said earlier - if you get a field like international standard, so why we are going to complain about it? So, I'm not up to thinking of that level. So, if it is good for playing international cricket, I'm happy with the decision," he said before adding that he will urge his charges to give their hundred percent as a fielding unit.

"No, we are not going to restrict anything because if you ask someone to restrict something, in that case they don't give their 100%. In that case, I'm sure that they did well that previous game and so we are asking to give their best even in the outfield as well.”