Bangladesh's new pace sensation Nahid Rana said that he does not bother much about what's going on over the internet or social media and that he tries to keep his focus on how to deliver his best when on the field. 

After bouncing back with a convincing win in the second Test in Jamaica to draw the two-match Test series, the Tigers now turn their focus to the white-ball part of their current Windies tour. 

Bangladesh will take on the hosts in the first of three ODIs tomorrow at the Warner Park in St Kitts. 

Speedster Rana, who clocks over and around 150kph, was pivotal in the Tigers' 101-run win in the second and final Test last week, and the 22-year-old seems focused to keep on delivering for the Tigers in the upcoming matches as well.

"I don't really bother about what's going on over the internet. I just try to focus on one thing -- how to perform on the field. And also how to give my best for my team," Rana said during Bangladesh's team practice in Jamaica on Friday.
 
"Whenever I get onto the field, I always have the mindset of giving my best for the team. Alhamdulillah, I am being able to do that. It feels good.

"I am trying to learn different things wherever I go. Coming here to the West Indies, I learned how to bowl in these conditions and what length to bowl," he added.