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Bangladesh's first Test

The five days of celebrations leading up to the inaugural Test of Bangladesh against India reflected its perceived importance. Read The Article

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Gururajan I really feel that India cant be one of the teams that can really challenge for the top spot in world cricket. Exmaples are plenty. Assess how many tri-series has India won in past 10 years, may be a 2 or 3. Indians are showing how vulnerable can they be by their performance against Bangladesh. None of the two matches which they won, were straight forward, had to struggle for the same. When you compare against the top sides in the world, this was a dismal performance. There is a proverb which says "Never show your prowess against a less ranked team". Consistently win matches against top teams which will make Indian cricket strong. Anyways Indian cricket is down and out, with no vision. Some of the players are still in the team by virtue of their proximity with administrators or senior players ( Sehwag, Yuvraj, Tendulkar) to name a few. ( Posted: Tuesday , May 15, 2007 at 12:38 )       
Arpit Patel I agree with you Shas because who really cares which team won that test match. Now let us see whether India can match what they did in the past or will they get trashed liked they did in the opening match of the World Cup group stage against Bangladesh. If they lose then the Indian team deserved to be at the last place in the ICC rankings. Watch out Dravid and Co.!!! Beaware of the Bangla Tigers!!! You even know it when they crushed your team. I hope India wins but let us see what happens. ( Posted: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 at 21:24 )       
Shas That is history, lets see now ( Posted: Tuesday , May 08, 2007 at 12:58 )       

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