Bangladesh’s quest to level the three-match T20I series against West Indies is unlikely as heavy rain is predicted at Providence Stadium in Guyana today.

The Tigers are currently trailing the hosts by 0-1 after losing the second game in Dominica by 35 runs. The first T20I between the two sides was washed out due to rain in Dominica.

However, according to weather reports, there is a huge possibility of rain in the third T20I and if that is the case, it might hamper the plan of the tourists to make a comeback.

Bangladesh need to play with a more positive mindset considering it was hardly reflected in their last games.

In the last game, they hardly looked to be in the game after they came to bat and made only 158-6 after their opponent hit 193-6.

In the opening game, Bangladesh could only score 105-8 in 13 overs even though they were being comfortably placed (45-2) at one point.

Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman believed that the visitors fell behind in the shortest format as they failed to recover after being pushed by their opponents.

“I feel that we fall behind in this aspect. We fall apart very easily and can’t recover from a bad situation quickly,” added.