*Official* Bangladesh in India 2019

[Burgey]

Credit to India who are a juggernaut at home, but this is ****ing embarrassing. Ended as a contest in an hour.

Weird they’ve agreed to a D/N test now but didn’t last southern summer.

 

[srbhkshk]

Credit to India who are a juggernaut at home, but this is ****ing embarrassing. Ended as a contest in an hour.

Weird they’ve agreed to a D/N test now but didn’t last southern summer.

Ganguly's influence.

 

[Burgey]

So annoying if you had tix for day three or four. This ****er is done. Great to see a big crowd at the Gardens though. Not many better sites in cricket

Edit: ****ing love Nostrils. Wafg

 

[vcs]

Not much respite for Bangladesh against this 5-man attack, who all look to have hit peak form.

 

[Starfighter]

Ouch. Shocking but not surprising by weak team missing their two best players against a good attack.

 

[h_hurricane]

This has become such a dream team. Last time I checked Umesh's stats, he was averaging 33 odd. Now he is averaging 30.97 lol.

 

[OverratedSanity]

40k+ attendance. Wonderful. Glad ganguly has realised how much potential there is for dn tests here. And this is just bangladesh, Imagine an australia/england test, would be a potential sellout.

 

[OverratedSanity]

Saha <3

 

[vcs]

What makes a Day/Night Test uniquely attractive? You still have to miss half a day of work and show up at 1:00 p.m.

Indian audiences are weird. Maybe it's just the hype and novelty.

 

[ankitj]

Ashwin is going to take forever to reach 400 wickets now

 

[vcs]

Their lower order batsmen are all complete bunnies as well. Might as well just shut their eyes and swing blindly, might connect a few or edge a couple over the slips.

 

[Burgey]

40k+ attendance. Wonderful. Glad ganguly has realised how much potential there is for dn tests here. And this is just bangladesh, Imagine an australia/england test, would be a potential sellout.

Fmd you ****s want to host the Ashes now?

 

[Burgey]

What makes a Day/Night Test uniquely attractive? You still have to miss half a day of work and show up at 1:00 p.m.

Indian audiences are weird. Maybe it's just the hype and novelty.

novelty a big factor I think. They look pretty speccy. I’ve even thought about going to adelaide to see one

 

[h_hurricane]

Saha is such a wonderful treat to watch. You can watch him keep all day.

 

[Burgey]

I can’t recall a quieter test thread for a match involving India in ages, especially with the other mob at 6/70 odd.

 

[vcs]

They're playing with great confidence and not just beating teams, but completely flattening them.

If the rain hadn't intervened at Sydney, we'd be talking about potentially 9 consecutive Test match wins and wondering whether Australia's record winning streak is under threat.

 

[h_hurricane]

People are busy watching our quick bowlers plying their trade better than ever.

 

[srbhkshk]

Saaacchin, Saaacchin would forever be the India fans chant. Nice to see all these guys back together, brings back so many great memories.

 

[vcs]

Going to be close to 20 years since that match, the happiest cricket watching moment of my life.

Makes you feel old.

 

[GotSpin]

What makes a Day/Night Test uniquely attractive? You still have to miss half a day of work and show up at 1:00 p.m.

Indian audiences are weird. Maybe it's just the hype and novelty.

They become an event in themselves. That's how they get 50k to Adelaide. A venue that previously struggled with crowds