Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto said Bangladesh's stunning nine-wicket win over Australia in the first test in Darwin was the country's best result in history but warned it can't be a one-off.
Bangladesh recorded their first-ever test win on Australian soil on Sunday with a comprehensive victory over the world's top-ranked test team.
"This is the biggest win so far for Bangladesh in any format," Najmul said.
"Going forward, we want to do something special in the future."
Fresh from fielding a video call from Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, Najmul said he was determined to make sure his team played just as well in the second test, which starts in the North Queensland city of Mackay on August 22.
Leading into the test in Darwin, Bangladesh lost a test match to Zimbabwe by an innings and 85 runs, then were thrashed by a Cricket Australia XI in a warm-up game.
"We need to be consistent as a team," Najmul said.
"Against Zimbabwe, we didn't play well, but the confidence still was there because we won against Pakistan in Bangladesh (in May).
"So that gives us confidence. Before we came here, we had the belief that we will play good cricket here."
'ENJOY THOSE CHALLENGES'
Najmul said he would stress to his team that they would need to play just as well in the second test, as Australia were sure to bounce back.
"As I said before this test match, we wanted to play five days of good cricket, so nothing's changed," he said.
"Going to the next test match we need to follow the process, accept the challenge and enjoy those challenges.
"And they have a quality bowling attack, so we have to again play good cricket.
"As a bowling unit we have to be disciplined again.
"This match gives us confidence, but I'm not too much thinking about this one – next match, we need to play again good cricket."
Najmul said he was conscious what the win would mean to people back home.
"In Bangladesh we all know the fans are really crazy about cricket," he said.
"We've given something to them, at least some sort of happiness in their faces – that's the beauty of this game.
"In our culture, we're pretty emotional sometimes. Sometimes, when we lose, they cried, so I think this win, we give them the happiest moment."