Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
Bangali chuho ko unki history Pakistan me le jaakar naa maara to phir bolna 
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
Just copy paste 
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
kal green color ka dooms day hai tum haso nahi only we will win
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
plz refrain from posting statements like this. you wouldnt like to be called a chuha right:smilestar:
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
Hollowman stop ur hollow comments
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
Bengali Jungle Cats will eat Indian cattle…
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
man if bangladesh defeats india
india will invade bangladesh
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
so you think we both belong from same country 
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
I did find that amusing. Not just that, there is a "Faisal" too. Maihu_don saheb has apparently become a member there and is trying his best to defend the Indian fort from the Bangali invaders.
:D
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
Five areas where Bangladesh can threaten India
Bashar the glue With three half-centuries against India, Habibul Bashar has often stood alone amid the disappointing batting efforts. All three fifties have come in losing causes but Bashar’s calm presence is often reassuring. He can hold the middle order together, sealing up one end as his more flashy colleagues take on the bowling at the other. He’s no slouch, though, well capable of stepping it up when the situation demands.
Shock power Floating around Bashar are a group of dangerous batsmen, often veering from the sublime to the ridiculous but one heck of a threat when they come off. India don’t need any introduction to Mohammad Ashraful, not after Chittagong in 2004; neither do they need to be reminded of Aftab Ahmed’s powers, not after Dhaka in 2004. Then there’s Shahriar Nafees, who’s opening exploits include a Test hundred against Australia, Tamim Iqbal and Saqibul Hasan. All are young batsmen in a similar mould, all with oodles of promise.
New-ball variety In Mashrafe Mortaza and Shahadat Hossain, Bangladesh possess a more than handy new-ball pairing to hustle the best. Mortaza’s skiddy cutters will be complemented by Shahadat’s discomforting bounce, a prospect that could unsettle the best. India will remember Mortaza’s contribution on Boxing Day in 2004, when he winkled out Virender Sehwag and Mahendra Singh Dhoni to help Bangladesh record their first (and only) triumph against India. Mashrafe has also chipped in with the bat, in the two games against India, and his recent exploits in the warm-up match against New Zealand suggest a handy allround talent. Shahadat is yet to play against India but nine wickets in two Tests against Sri Lanka translates into a dangerous talent.
Left-arm menace Rahul Dravid feels this World Cup will be won by the team that manages the middle overs best. India are likely to face a slew of left-arm spinners in that period, with Mohammad Rafique’s darts complemented by Abdur Razzak’s loop and Saqibul’s accuracy. Razzak and Saqibul arrive with economy-rates of 3.5 and 3.7 respectively and India will need to find innovative ways to manoeuvre the ball around with the field spread.
More youth, more agility Bangladesh enter the game with a head-start in the fielding department. Aftab, Ashraful and Saqibul will form an agile inner circle and their enthusiasm could be infectious. India’s main worry has been the ageing nature of the side (Dravid even indicated that they’d need to hide a few fielders) and an efficient performance from Bangladesh would enable them to bridge the gulf. A couple of lucky breaks and they will dream bigger.
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
man if bangladesh defeats india
india will invade bangladesh
Man, India has already invaded your mind permanently!
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
It’s a proven fact, in a one day game the team which performs on that particular day wins!!
In fact Dravid has already expressed same sentiments, means Indians are no more complacent!
As far as Bengali fans are concerned, they too have a right to be optimistic about their team but… without completely ignoring the ground realities:D
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
My support and sympathy in this match has got to be with the underdogs and the minnows. So here :
Go India. :D
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
^ …after reading too much of Bengali stuffs such conclusions are expected 
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
apus may hi muqabla kar kar kay phuss ho jana 
so when is this match gonna start?
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
Coach Whatmore, expressed his disappointment at the 'minnow label tagged to Bangladesh, a side that has beaten Australia, India and Sri Lanka. "I would like to know what's the meaning of minnows is in Oxford Dictionary. We have secured important triumphs. But yes we are ninth in order so in that sense the other big teams are ahead of us. India is one of them and they are the first one we have to contend with.
Whatmore also says following--
"Most of them are superstars but I would be very upset if our cricketers were to get overawed by it. Once you enter the field, you are equals"!!
Coach is not ready to accept his team as minnow, but accepts that his Cricketers may get "overawed" :D
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
thats the spirit :k:
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
India won the toss nd elected to bat first
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
*India won the toss and elected to bat. *
Re: 8th Match, Group B - India v Bangladesh - Saturday March 17th
gai bhens paani may :(
where is my partner AQ :D need him here quick :D