ICC #WT20 India vs Bangladesh, a match worth remembering for decades!

For those of you who missed yesterday's match between India and Bangladesh, I would say that you certainly missed a terrific horror movie, that would have let goosebumps occur all over your body. Yes! It was India who emerged victorious after a nail biting last over from Hardik Pandya. People with weak heart would have even succumbed while seeing the final over of the match.

Well done Bangladesh

        Bangladesh has emerged into a world class cricket team with most of its players, all rounders. Remember the 2007 world cup when India lost to Bangladesh in the group stage creating a wide outspread of violence all over India? During that time, Bangladesh was not a well rated team as it is now. Only a few good players were available in their side. But now, starting from the opener Tamim Iqbal to Mushfiqur. all the players are playing world class cricket like their counterparts India, Australia, etc proving that they are also one of the best cricketing teams in the world. There might come a time when Bangladesh need not play in the qualifiers to reserve their place in the group stages of the tournament and it is no surprise.

       All over the social media, we can see a huge support for India especially for  the captain MS DHONI. But we should never forget that this kind of interesting match was possible only because of the Bangladeshi players.

DHONI, the real hero!

       The player I supported and cherished from the day one he came to the international cricket. He has supported the team whenever it need him the most. A best finisher can finish a match in favor of his side even when the team is defending a target. And the best example for this phrase is, of course, our hero Mahendra Singh Dhoni. What more can we expect from him? He has done everything that was expected out of him, giving his team a big strength. The speed with which he knocks down the bails can be compared to nothing. He is the fastest wicket keeper in the world, no doubt about that. Before his arrival to the Indian cricket team, the team was struggling to have a good wicket keeper batsman. During that time, all other teams had very good wicket keeper batsman like Gilchrist for Australia, Boucher for South Africa, Sangakarra for Sri lanka, Alex Steward for England, etc. India was experimenting with Rahul Dravid to be the keeper but that didn't help much. It was then that Dhoni came in and filled that vacant spot. Now, India alone has got the best wicket keeper in the world. Time changes everything right? 

       Not only wicket keeping, Dhoni proved himself as a good captain too. He is known for keeping himself cool even during the pressure situations. Especially in yesterday's match, wooooow what a man he was. He never seemed tensed in the field. His plan to finish the full quota of Ravichandran Ashwin in the 13th over itself, worked miraculously. Most of the people would have thought that India will lose the match after Mushfiqur Rahim slammed two fours of Pandya in the last over. But our captain was never ready to give up. He fought back till the end and won the game for his side with his presence of mind. DHONI! YOU ARE SIMPLY AMAZING!!!! 




For those of you who missed the match, here it is. But I guarantee that you will not get the same feeling as people who watched the match LIVE. 


                     





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