Live Cricket Score, World Cup 2015, India vs Bangladesh: India take on Bangladesh in quarter-final
Live Cricket Score, India vs Bangladesh: India take on Bangladesh in the second quarter-final clash at the MCG on Thursday. (Source: Reuters)
India take on Bangladesh in the second quarter final clash in Melbourne on Thursday. While India are in a supreme form and won six games on the trot, Bangladesh have knocked out England and came very close to upseting New Zealand. India will be wary of the giant killers after what they did to them in 2007. (Full Coverage| Venues | Fixtures)
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A few years back during a series in Bangladesh, local journalists in Dhaka invited India’s touring reporters for dinner. It was an evening of entertainment and interactions. After the meal, the microphones got passed around for those who wished to be heard. The Indian contingent felt obliged to deliver a vote of thanks. A reluctant young reporter was pushed forward. Being polite and factually correct at the same time, he made an opening statement that got him an instant standing ovation. “If Shakib al Hasan was born in India, Ravindra Jadeja would have never played Test cricket.” Till date, the boy with the sugary tongue rarely buys lunch, or dinner, when in Dhaka.
Live Cricket Score, India vs Bangladesh: The huge contingent of Indian fans have made most matches ‘home games’ for Dhoni’s side. (Source: Solar Images)
I know what sort of batting is needed for ODIs: Suresh Raina
Live Cricket Score, India vs Bangladesh: Suresh Raina knows that from now on every game is a do-or-die affair. (Source: Reuters)
Live Cricket Score, India vs Bangladesh: Tamim Iqbal played a crucial role in knocking out India out of the World Cup in 2007. (Source: AP)
The one man in Bangladesh camp, who has been a thorn in India’s flesh over the years has been left-handed opener Tamim Iqbal. He has featured in two of the three losses that India has suffered at the hands of Bangladesh.
Source:: Indian Express
