Despite reaching the Super 8s, Bangladesh's batting struggles have been evident. The consistent failures of the top order are a significant concern, and without their bowlers stepping up, it would have been difficult for them to advance past the first round.

Bangladesh batting coach David Hemp urges his batters to ensure they are not 15 to 20 runs short, as has often been the case during the group stages of the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup.

"We have seen that the wickets in this competition so far have not been conducive to 200 totals and we need to be smart enough making those assessments of surface and conditions and later adjusting and adapting to those conditions, to give ourselves the best opportunity batting first. It will ensure that the bowlers have something to defend. And if you are chasing then obviously you got to chase what you got to chase and that's a different conversation and you have to play according to the situation. But when we bat first, we need to make sure we are not 15 or 20 runs short because we have not been able to make the right assessment," said Hemp

"I think we just need to make better adjustments to the surface that we are playing on. Look at the four games we played so far, two were reasonable surfaces and two were challenging," Hemp said.