Ebadot stays hydrated all the time while he is in Abu Dhabi, both in and out of the training setting. At all times of the day, he makes sure to drink plenty of water. At breakfast, he focuses on eating and drinking nutrient-dense foods and drinks that help his body handle the heat and recover.
Bangladesh scored 234 runs in their first game in that practice match. Soumya Sarkar (57 not out), Shadman Islam (46), Naeem Hasan (36) and Mominul Haque (33 not out) all contributed. With Muhammad Waseem’s 69, UAE scored 222 runs but was out in 53.5 overs.
In 6 overs, Iqbal Hossain Emon took 4 wickets and gave up 30 runs. Taijul Islam took 3 wickets and gave up 58 runs. Ebadot Hossain took 1 wicket and gave up 38 runs in 9 overs, and Khaled Ahmed also took a wicket. Then, in their second innings, Bangladesh got 114 for 3 in 26.5 overs by the end of day two.
In Abu Dhabi’s Zayed Cricket Stadium, Bangladesh will play a one-off Test against Afghanistan from October 9–13. It will be hot and humid. This is Bangladesh’s first Test match in the United Arab Emirates, which is very different from what the country has done in the area before. The team had only played ODIs and T20 Internationals in the UAE before, and those games were all day-night affairs. This five-day format played during the day was a new challenge for the visiting party.
The Bangladeshi team arrived in Dubai on October 1 and played a warm-up game against the UAE over two days on October 4 and 5. The game ended in a tie.
Ebadot said that he starts getting ready for a game two days ahead of time. He said that to stay refreshed, he drinks a lot of water and other cold drinks.
Training without shoes to connect to the ground
Ebadot Hossain has come up with a methodical way to deal with the harsh conditions that make cricket in the Middle East unique.
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The fast bowler stresses how important it is to know how the local weather works and use unusual training methods to help the body adjust faster. His plan for getting ready combines normal ways of staying hydrated with a unique ground-connection technique that he says helped his body get used to the heat and humidity faster.
