India out to return to winning ways

Team India will hope to redeem their World Cup humiliation against Bangladesh in the first One-Dayer at Mirpur on Thursday. Read The Article

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arvin	crumbled wall will lead india to another humiliation against bd with his bird brained tactics... ( Posted: Thursday , May 10, 2007 at 12:39 )
Subin George	India out to return to winning ways?? - I really hope so..But by current batting form, an unsettled batting lineup and by a uncertain bowling lineup it wouldnt be too schoking it Bangladesh defeats India in some matches.. ( Posted: Thursday , May 10, 2007 at 07:10 )
aakash	strange!! they are still playing cricket. They should have been quit by now. ( Posted: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 at 22:09 )
JaiKrishna	All The Best TEAM INDIA u can do it Bang!! Them and Trash Them to a Corner Show what We can do if any One questions over Attitude ! LADO GAY THO JETHOGAY ! ( Posted: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 at 21:03 )
C Ramakrishna	It is time India bids good bye to cricket.Give the public a little rest and rest from watching these duds in the most meaningless advertisements.. such as Samsung Captain.. har ghar mein Sachin etc. Good there is no sponsor for these games to be telcast. Only 30% of the tickets are sold out. Time Sachin, Zaheer, Agarkar and of course the great Veeru , Kaif and Yuvvi should quit from all formats of this game irrespective of their performance against Bangladesh.Money has gone into their heads and their pockets. The whole world is saying Sachin is playing for money but the gentleman does not want to retire. He wants to wield the bat till some one snatches it from his hand and the crowd pulls him out of the field. Adding insult to injury one paper report says he has ambitions of becoming the captain again, with a sliding down form. Vengsarkar is the biggest culprit so far as Sachin is concerned .. The team scored enough runs against Bermuda. They may score against Ireland. But I very much doubt if they can score against Bangladesh. ( Posted: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 at 20:49 )
Ankit	Good luck Bangladesh. Knock these fools out. BCCI and Indian cricket needs a lesson. Hope you will be able to teach them one. ( Posted: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 at 19:09 )

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