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- Published: September 16, 2024 17:17
New Delhi: As the Bangladesh team make their way to the M.A. Chidambaram, India has prepared a “WELCOME GIFT” for the Tigers. The series is significant for both India and Bangladesh as both teams eye a place in the WTC Finals which is set to take place next year at the iconic Lords Cricket Ground in 2025.
The men in Blue are currently in a strong position as they are at the top of the WTC rankings. India will look to cement their position in the home series with a thumping 2-0 win over the Bangla Tigers. Meanwhile, the Tigers have become giant killers in the cricketing circuit after thrashing the Pakistani team with a 2-0 win over Pakistan.
Naturally, it will not be a cakewalk for the Indians as the Bangladeshi side will be riding on the win over Pakistan. However, Gambhir and Rohit Sharma have prepared a special gift for the travelling Bangladeshi side.
What is the surprise gift?
From the recent reports which have surfaced, it is believed that both Gautam Gambhir and Rohit Sharma are seeking versatility from opening left-hand batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal. The southpaw can bowl right-arm leg spin, which was evident during India’s Test series against England earlier this year.
However, from the recent practice videos of the net, it is believed that the management is looking to exploit the bowling hand of Jaiswal to bamboozle the Bangladeshi batsmen off guard.
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This is a tricky and unique ploy that Gambhir is looking to execute. If the trick turns out positively then Jaiswal could turn out to be the potential golden arm in India’s win. However, if things go Haywire, the bowling card of the youngster might look nasty.
Where can you watch the India vs Bangladesh test series on OTT in India?
The India vs Bangladesh test series can be watched on the Jio Cinema OTT in India.
Where can you watch the India vs Bangladesh test series on Television in India?
Fans can also watch the home test series on their television sets by tuning in to the Sports 18 network.
