"He makes something happen. I said that when he played last year against England, he obviously burst onto the scene with a 50 and a couple of wickets. Najmul chipped in the air to give Shadab, who dived to his left to take an excellent catch, his second wicket. The 24-year-old attacker, signed from Queen of the South in the summer, fired in from close range in the 23rd minute but the turning point came after the break when the visitors went a man down and immediately conceded a second. "Brice had big moments and his performance was like a striker scoring the winning goal. He made a massive contribution to us getting a result that we didn't want at the start of the game, but one that was forced upon us. The penalty save was brilliant but the one at the end looked unbelievable and he got a round of applause in the dressing room afterwards. The life of a goalkeeper has ups and downs and this game will have been a real up for him and he should be proud of himself.