We need to proceed from where we cleared out off against England: Kumble

"Independent of who the restriction is, we might want to gauge ourselves by what we need to accomplish and how we can achieve those objectives," said Anil Kumble with the affirmation that has saturated the side he mentors.

"How we have gone about it inside the gathering is to quantify our own exhibitions and desires and not by any stretch of the imagination take a gander at the restriction.

"I surmise that has truly worked for us up until now. I don't think we have to do anything diverse against Bangladesh and furthermore advancing," focused on India's coach at a question and answer session on Tuesday, in a matter of seconds before joining his squad in a practice session towards the irregular Test against Bangladesh from Thursday.

"We might want to simply take a gander at it as continuation from where we exited off against England. It's been a decent home season up until now.

"We might want to take certainty from that and expand on it. Regardless of whether it's a progression of three or five Test matches, you need to take each session of a Test as a different unit. Test matches are about demonstrating character and pulling back in the event that you lost a session or keeping on keeping the energy going on the off chance that you won the session. That is the sign of Test cricket," said India's previous commander.

Enhanced side

"We'd jump at the chance to take each group a similar route as far as what they convey to the table. Bangladesh is an enhanced side. They've had a decent trip in New Zealand. Bangladesh has some quality players, great allrounders. It will be an intriguing challenge," anticipated Kumble.

The blend that could take the field was yet to be touched base at, he said.

The pitch didn't make a difference. "Putting in a blend which we accept can go there and win the match does," he underscored. "Individuals tend to take a gander at the surface and after that not give an excess of credit to the spinners particularly when they perform in India," he said of match-champs R. Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja. "Be that as it may, toward the finish of it, it's the capacity of the bowlers to get 20 wickets."