Sammy positive despite losing T20 to B'desh

Dhaka: West Indies captain Darren Sammy has said he was not discouraged by his side's heart-breaking loss to Bangladesh in the one-off Twenty20 international.
West Indies went down by three wickets with a ball to spare on Tuesday, after appearing to be in control of the Bangladesh innings for most of the way at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium.
"This is the start of the series, so we will regroup and come back," said an upbeat Sammy.
"We have the three one-dayers and the two Test matches, so there is a lot to play for. We will look at the areas where we went wrong today and lift our game for the upcoming matches."
West Indies face Bangladesh in the first ODI on Thursday at the same venue.

However, captain Mushfiqur Rahim, who carved out a superb, unbeaten 41, smashed the penultimate ball of the game for six, to snatch a dramatic win for his side.
"Hats off to Mushfiqur... he played well and took it from us. From the start, we knew it was going to be an interesting series. We saw a very exciting match today which went down to the wire," Sammy said.
"We never took them for granted. We know Bangladesh are a good team. Today, they held their nerves better than we did. We could have scored more runs and we could have stopped more balls in the field. But in the end, we made more mistakes than they did, that is why we lost."
The West Indies scored a modest 132 for eight after being sent in, a total engineered largely by Marlon Samuels's 58 from 42 balls.
Nasir fell to pacer Ravi Rampaul off the third ball of the final over but Mushfiqur's swat over mid-wicket broke the Windies hearts.
"I had the belief our bowlers could defend the score. We defended 113 against England at the Oval a few weeks ago but tonight it did not go our way," said Sammy.
"Throughout the match it fluctuated... it went back and forth and things happened quickly. In the end, Bangladesh got over the line.".