Should India be nervous about Bangladesh after this performance ?

[rangeelaraja]

We have been victors back to back for 17 home series, unbeaten in 12+ years.

 

Will Bangladesh riding on a high catch us off-guard ? 

 

For me - anything less than a clean sweep is a defeat.

 

I worry more about our batting than bowling.

[R!TTER]

No but be alert, be ready & make flat pitches

[deathmonger]

They are a good team. Will give a good fight and win a few sessions but India should pull through.

 

 

[Gollum]

56 minutes ago, rangeelaraja said:

We have been victors back to back for 17 home series, unbeaten in 12+ years.

 

Will Bangladesh riding on a high catch us off-guard ? 

 

For me - anything less than a clean sweep is a defeat.

 

I worry more about our batting than bowling.

Eng series gave us good finds in Sarfaraz and Jurel. Dominance of Jaiswal, Gill finding his feet in this format, big pluses. Trash like Patidar, Bharat dumped, has beens like Purane sidelined, our batting hasn't looked this strong since circa 2016-17. 

 

Bowling looks more vulnerable because of old/jaded Ash-Jaddu, absence of Shami/Umesh, and Bumrah set to be rested. But still too much firepower for BD. 

[Lord]

lmao no. BD are not better than Aus, SA, Eng who have all tasted dust on Indian shores

[R!TTER]

But they play spin better than those teams & have generally better spinners on flat decks.

[RizBarKhan]

Yes, Bangladesh are a threat for everyone now. They will probably win a test in India, most likely Kolkata - the nucleus of the Bengali nation, which Bangladesh lost and I believe is one of the reasons why they took quite some time to improve because cause they literally had to rebuild after losing half their country in 1947 vice versa I think the partition of Bengal cost West Bengal their development which is why they never produced any decent cricketers other than Ganguly, so this could be a watershed moment for the Bengali nation on both sides of the border, perhaps west Bengali kids will be inspired by their ethnic kins success and aspire to become the next Nahid Rana and Mahmdullah.

Edited Tuesday at 05:13 PM by RizBarKhan

[singhvivek141]

33 minutes ago, RizBarKhan said:

Yes, Bangladesh are a threat for everyone now. They will probably win a test in India, most likely Kolkata - the nucleus of the Bengali nation, which Bangladesh lost and I believe is one of the reasons why they took quite some time to improve because cause they literally had to rebuild after losing half their country in 1947 vice versa I think the partition of Bengal cost West Bengal their development which is why they never produced any decent cricketers other than Ganguly, so this could be a watershed moment for the Bengali nation on both sides of the border, perhaps west Bengali kids will be inspired by their ethnic kins success and aspire to become the next Nahid Rana and Mahmdullah.

This is called jaahilpana, 
Wriddhiman Saha is from Bengal, even Shami has played all his cricket for West Bengal. The upcoming quick Akashdeep too is from Bengal state.
Abhimanyu Easwaran, who is one of the prominent batters in Indian domestic is from West Bengal.

Maybe it's true in Pakistan, where traditionally players from Punjab enjoys more powers while players from other parts like Balochistan, KPK, POK and Sindh are treated as second class players. That's why it's in your mentality to look at everyone at the same scale. 

Edited Tuesday at 05:45 PM by singhvivek141

[RizBarKhan]

10 minutes ago, singhvivek141 said:

This is called jaahilpana, 
Wriddhiman Saha is from Bengal, even Shami has played all his cricket for West Bengal. The upcoming quick Akashdeep too is from Bengal state.
Abhimanyu Easwaran, who is one of the prominent batters in Indian domestic is from West Bengal.

Maybe it's true in Pakistan, where traditionally players from Punjab enjoys more powers while players from other parts like Balochistan, KPK, POK and Sindh are treated as second class players. That's why it's in your mentality to look at everyone at the same scale. 

Thats a pretty mediocre “list” except for Shami and he isn’t ethnically Bengali from what I’ve read. I wasn’t really blaming discrimination or regionalism for West Bengal’s lackluster production in cricket, I was more so attributing it to their own doing but now that you point it out, perhaps that is a contributing factor. 

Edited Tuesday at 05:55 PM by RizBarKhan

[singhvivek141]

7 minutes ago, RizBarKhan said:

Thats a pretty mediocre “list” except for Shami and he isn’t ethnically Bengali from what I’ve read. I wasn’t really blaming discrimination or regionalism for West Bengal’s lackluster production in cricket, I was more so attributing it to their own doing but now that you point it out, perhaps that is a contributing factor. 

Nopes, not their own doing it. Bengalis, Keralites and North East India are traditionally more into football than cricket. Start talking to them about football and the discussions will never end. Mohun Bagan vs East Bengal rivalry is as big as anything.
Yet, WB has produced some great cricketers, both domestically and internationally. If I'm not wrong it was Ganguly who actually identified Shami and backed him for WB. Saha despite living under shadows of great MSD is always known as one of the best pure keepers India has ever produced.
 

[Ultimate_Game]

I think it's great that B'desh is playing such good cricket. It augurs well for Aus series. We don't want the team to go there half baked and not tested at all. I hope B'desh push them and put them under pressure.

[rangeelaraja]

1 hour ago, RizBarKhan said:

Yes, Bangladesh are a threat for everyone now. They will probably win a test in India, most likely Kolkata - the nucleus of the Bengali nation, which Bangladesh lost and I believe is one of the reasons why they took quite some time to improve because cause they literally had to rebuild after losing half their country in 1947 vice versa I think the partition of Bengal cost West Bengal their development which is why they never produced any decent cricketers other than Ganguly, so this could be a watershed moment for the Bengali nation on both sides of the border, perhaps west Bengali kids will be inspired by their ethnic kins success and aspire to become the next Nahid Rana and Mahmdullah.

 

Same thing goes for the Pashtun nation, across both sides of the border.

 

No wonder your Western neighbors play the World Cup and other games against you with such anger and ferocity. LMAO....

 

 

Edited Tuesday at 07:08 PM by rangeelaraja

[NameGoesHere]

Nah.

 

We’re gon’ raw dog them, as per usual. 

[RizBarKhan]

16 minutes ago, rangeelaraja said:

 

Same thing goes for the Pashtun nation, across both sides of the border.

 

No wonder your Western neighbors play the World Cup and other games against you with such anger and ferocity. LMAO....

 

 

Gracias, my analysis was in part inspired by the copious amounts of unsolicited commentary Indians make on the Durand line. Pakistanis generally don’t comment nor do much research on India’s internal problems as it doesn’t intrigue us as much but I’m gonna initiate that change. As for Afghans playing with aggression towards us, it’s because they have been instigated by Shaitaan (aka India) otherwise Afghanistan is a brotherly nation.

Edited Tuesday at 07:24 PM by RizBarKhan

[Norman]

Why should a top team worry about an average team just because they beat a mediocre team ? 

[Frustrated]

2 hours ago, Norman said:

Why should a top team worry about an average team just because they beat a mediocre team ? 

On a normal day, we shouldn't worry.  But nearly a month ago, we got whitewashed by 8th ranked team (Though in a different format). 

[Frustrated]

5 hours ago, Lord said:

lmao no. BD are not better than Aus, SA, Eng who have all tasted dust on Indian shores

Agree.    But on slow turning pitches, BD are world beaters. Much like SL.  We are going to face BD on such pitches. 

Edited Tuesday at 10:50 PM by Frustrated

[Trichromatic]

BD were 21-6 v Pak.

[Need4Speed]

8 hours ago, RizBarKhan said:

Gracias, my analysis was in part inspired by the copious amounts of unsolicited commentary Indians make on the Durand line. Pakistanis generally don’t comment nor do much research on India’s internal problems as it doesn’t intrigue us as much but I’m gonna initiate that change. As for Afghans playing with aggression towards us, it’s because they have been instigated by Shaitaan (aka India) otherwise Afghanistan is a brotherly nation.

I am reporting you..havent reported other Pak members..who are here to talk about cricket..but you are coming in an Indian forum and calling India as Shaitaan..@admins please ban him

Edited Wednesday at 03:36 AM by Need4Speed

[rollingstoned]

8 hours ago, RizBarKhan said:

Gracias, my analysis was in part inspired by the copious amounts of unsolicited commentary Indians make on the Durand line. Pakistanis generally don’t comment nor do much research on India’s internal problems as it doesn’t intrigue us as much but I’m gonna initiate that change. As for Afghans playing with aggression towards us, it’s because they have been instigated by Shaitaan (aka India) otherwise Afghanistan is a brotherly nation.

Lol sure if that helps you sleep better.