Bangladesh pace bowler Taskin Ahmed said on Monday (December 12) that the group's bowling should practice persistence against India on the level wicket at Chattogram as attempting to drive the issue would lead them no place. The Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Arena will have the first of the two-match series from November 14 and the scene will be available a harsh trial of host group's bowling assault given they will be against one of the most incredible Test batting unit. "Chattogram is a batting heaven in Bangladesh. It has never been simple for quick bowlers here," Taskin said. "We are improving however we are yet to get great wickets. It is normally a batting track. "On the off chance that we attempt to drive the issue, it won't help us out. We will spill runs. They are great players, so we need to get the new ball to swing a little. Perhaps get opposite swing with the old ball. We need to wear to break their out. We need to bowl calmly and sit tight for their missteps. It won't be on the right track to say that we need to blow them away. "Test cricket is continuously difficult. We have won Tests by taking it to the fifth day, so here as well, we need to bring the game into the fifth day," he said. Taskin explained that Bangaldesh won't concoct any reasons about the pitch and are rather centered around turning into a skilful unit that can flourish anyplace. "Quick bowlers in a perfect world need to bowl on green tops. Conditions are not in our grasp. We have slow and level tracks in South Africa and New Zealand," said Taskin. "We need to make ourselves so skilful that we can bowl well on a wide range of wickets. Incredible bowlers are additionally getting five-fors on level tracks. We need to zero in on our personal development as opposed to [look at] conditions. As a speed bowling bunch, we are eager for development. We are all in it together. Hard working attitude has gotten to the next level. This is all we have in our grasp. The administration is with us, so assuming our longing remains, we can improve," he said. Taskin added that he isn't certain about whether he is accessible for the initial Test as he is as yet restoring from a back physical issue that constrained him to be refreshed from the initial two ODIs before he returned for the last round of that series. "The group the board is worried about my responsibility develop. I have recently gotten back from a physical issue, so I'm dealing with expanding responsibility develop, wellness and bowling load," Taskin said. "On the off chance that I can satisfy the heap before this game, they might consider playing me. On the off chance that not, then, at that point, I probably won't play this Test. I may be playing the subsequent Test all things considered. I have addressed them about it. I'm following my responsibility plan," he said.