'This May be the Best I Have Knocked down some pins in Test Cricket' - Rashid

'This May be the Best I Have Knocked down some pins in Test Cricket' - Rashid

"Changing pace can be testing yet you've quite recently got the opportunity to ensure you do the training. For me it's tied in with endeavoring to be certain and furthermore assaulting. 

"It was an incredible amusement, an extraordinary rebound by us. They got off to an extraordinary begin yet we generally have confidence in ourselves. We kept it basic and prizes came." 

Rashid got capable help from Ben Stirs, who got three wickets to enable Britain to package out Sri Lanka efficiently. While complimenting Feeds for his endeavors, Rashid likewise called attention to that he was getting a charge out of working nearby the other two spinners in the XI, Jack Drain and Moeen Ali. 

"Stokesy is a match-victor," he said. "We had a set arrangement together and it functioned admirably there. Credit to Stokesy, he put in a ton of work out there. 

"We're getting a charge out of being a three-man turn assault. On the off chance that something isn't working for one of us, we can go off for five or six overs and afterward returned on." 

In the interim, Dhananjaya de Silva, who scored an enduring 73 and included 142 keeps running with Dimuth Karunaratne (83) for the second wicket before the crumple occurred, said whatever is left of the batsmen ought to have batted all the more sensibly and ought to have taken the diversion forward. 

"When we were 173 for 1 and afterward I got out, I don't think the others could take the amusement forward as much as they could have," de Silva said. "When they attempted to assault us, we went to our assaulting shots. I don't feel that was a decent alternative at the time. 

"Our batting was extremely feeble. Yet, significantly more than that they knocked down some pins extremely well with an arrangement. They evaporated the limits and knocked down some pins forcefully. On the off chance that we had played to a superior arrangement, we wouldn't have smashed this way." 

Sri Lankan batsmen pointlessly adopted the assaulting strategy and wound up paying a colossal cost. 

"Taking the wrong choice at the wrong time is the thing that has cost us. The batsmen should put a cost on their wicket. When you play Tests, you need to invest energy and attempt and tire out the restriction. At that point just the runs begin to come. We need to consider the majority of that. The batsmen need to concoct those arrangements themselves. Regardless of what another person lets us know, it's the batsmen's very own error. They need to make sense of it," de Silva said.