Live cricket streaming- Bangladesh v India, World Cup 2015, 2nd quarter-final, Melbourne

Bangladesh v India, World Cup 2015, 2nd quarter-final, Melbourne

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Bangladesh v India, World Cup 2015, 2nd quarter-final, Melbourne

Bangladesh v India, World Cup 2015, 2nd quarter-final

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At the start of the World Cup, defending champions India would have accepted gleefully the position they find themselves in - a quarter-final against Bangladesh, the lowest-ranked of the remaining eight teams, a side with medium-pacers and spinners that India's batsmen have found relatively easy to bully, a team without big-match experience, and a team with vulnerabilities outside the subcontinent. Ironically, Bangladesh would probably have accepted their position too.
Though India, on current form, are superior in every aspect, their brand of cricket and their frailties are not unfamiliar to Bangladesh. It isn't South Africa, who are going to blow them away with extreme pace and bounce, or with muscular hitting. India's batsmen are better at what Bangladesh aim for - timing, using the pace of the ball, and wristwork - and India execute better in the field with a similar bowling formation to Bangladesh. There is no doubt about who the favourites are - Bangladesh admitted as much - but it allows them to plan more intuitively.

When the ICC fixed the knockout schedule, Bangladesh were not mentioned. The MCG was to host the England quarter-final, and if they didn't make it the team that did in their place would play at Australia's largest ground. Bangladesh grabbed that spot with verve, handing England their return tickets after a clinical finish in Adelaide. They even came close to finishing third in their group. With the batsmen scoring consistently and all the bowlers contributing, Bangladesh are deservedly in the last eight.

What could help Bangladesh is India going off the boil, but that hasn't happened yet in this tournament. In a complete turnaround from their first two months in Australia, India have found the aura defending champions ought to bring. Barring one or two players, everyone has contributed to the resurgence. The quarter-final appears to be their smallest bump on the road ahead, but one uncontrolled approach is all it takes.

Form guide

(last five matches, most recent first)
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Stats and trivia

• Bangladesh are playing their first knockout match in a top-flight ICC tournament. India, on the other hand, are playing their 10th under MS Dhoni's captaincy. Dhoni, with eight wins from nine matches (Champions Trophy, World T20 and World Cup) is level with Ricky Ponting, whose eight wins have come from 11 games.
• Bangladesh batsman Mahmudullah has scored 344 runs from five games in this World Cup, more than anyone from India. Five of Bangladesh's top 10 aggregates for batsmen in a World Cup have come in this tournament.
• None of the India batsmen in this squad has scored a century in an ICC tournament knockout game.
• This is Bangladesh's 300th ODI. They played India in their 100th (2004) and 150th ODI (2007), winning both games.

Quotes

"I wanted to congratulate Bangladesh for qualifying for the quarter-final. It's good to see India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh - all four subcontinent teams - in the quarter-final. Earlier people were saying that we don't have allrounders for conditions, so it's good to see the teams from subcontinent through."
India batsman Suresh Raina

"2007 won't help; 2011, when we lost, that doesn't help either. In short-form cricket, what is important is how you do on the day."
Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza

India vs Nepal - Live Streaming - World Cup Qualifictaion

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Nepal will be playing its first leg world cup qualification match against India at Guwahati on March 12, the match will be played in Indian soil before the two teams meet back in reverse fixture on March 19 at Kathmandu.

Three Goalkeepers, seven defenders, seven midfielders and six forwards travelled for the first leg along with the officials including six uncapped players.

Nepal train at Guwahati ahead of the world cup qualification clash. Pic - The-ANFA.com

Goalkeepers: Bikesh Kuthu, Kiran Chemjong, Ritesh Thapa

Defenders: Biraj Maharjan, Sagar Thapa, Sandip Rai, Rabin Shrestha, Ananta Tamang, Dinesh Rajbanshi, Rohit Chand

Midfielders: Heman Gurung, Ranjit Dhimal, Bikram Lama, Bhola Silwal, Bishal Rai, Raju Tamang, Jagajeet Shrestha

Forwards: Anil Gurung, Santosh Shahukhala, Anjan Bista, Bharat Khawas, Bimal Gharti Magar, Jumanu Rai Officials: Head Coach: Jack Stefanowski Asst. Coach: Hari Khadka Team Manager: Ramesh Rayamajhi.

The live scores of the match will be available in theFootballtoday.com where you can even predict the match scores before kick off to win exciting prices.

Nepal has been unable to perform to its caliber in recent friendly matches. The last time these two teams met was back in Siliguri where India defeated Nepal 2-0 in a friendly match.

The live streaming of the match will be posted if available and the live scores of the match will be updated here or in the link provided above.

Nepal will have point to prove when they play against tough opponents fully equipped with the experience of their recent Indian Super League performance where they played with some op class players.

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Zimbabwe: 1 Sikandar Raza, 2 Richmond Mutumbami (wk), 3 Hamilton Masakadza, 4 Brendan Taylor, 5 Sean Williams, 6 Elton Chigumbura (capt), 7 Luke Jongwe 8 Neville Madziva, 9 John Nyumbu, 10 Prosper Utseya, 11 Brian Vitori

South Africa: 1 Hashim Amla, 2 Quinton de Kock (wk) 3 Faf du Plessis, 4 JP Duminy 5 AB de Villiers (capt), 6 David Miller, 7 Ryan McLaren, 8 Wayne Parnell, 9 Kyle Abbott, 10 Aaron Phangiso, 11 Imran Tahir

Zimbabwe made much-needed changes to the top and bottom of their XI, but did not veer from the statistically favoured option of chasing in Bulawayo, in what was a must-win match for them. On a dry surface that may later take turn, Elton Chigumbura once again chose to bowl, but at least this time, he had Brian Vitori in his arsenal.

Vitori, who was struggling with an ankle niggle, replaced allrounder Shingi Masakadza and was expected to add some threat to a Zimbabwean attack that relied more on discipline than danger, to tie South Africa down.

Although a score of 309, which South Africa made on Sunday, can hardly be called a restriction, the Bulawayo surfaces are said to produce par totals of around 280, so Zimbabwe knew they will be up for a big task in the second innings.

That is maybe why Zimbabwe also replaced Vusi Sibanda with Sikandar Raza, who recovered from a broken thumb. This was the second time in the last month that Sibanda had been dropped, after also being left out of the three ODIs against Afghanistan.

South Africa were unchanged, leaving experimentation to the final ODI, should it be a dead rubber. Their attack was composed of two specialist spinners as well as JP Duminy and three seamers.

I AM READY TO RETURN: DASSANAYAKE

I AM READY TO RETURN: DASSANAYAKE

Kathmandu – National Cricket Team Coach – Pubudu Dassanayake is planning to return to Nepal after the acceptance of his one year contract.

Pubuda flew back to Canada in June after the Cricket association of Nepal (CAN) failed to renew his contract which was expired on June 30. But a Cabinet meeting held in Singhadurbar on July 18 extended his contract for one year.

“I have got the official letter from the Youth and Sports ministry. I am ready to return,” Dassanayake told to Himalayan times (Newspaper).

In September 2011, Dassanayake was hired as a national team Coach for $5,000 per month. After the team succeeded to reach ICC T20 World Cup, CAN then appraised his salary to $8,000 in March.

live scorecard and live comentary,like never before .India vs england, 3rd Investec Test

Here come England's openers, captain Cook and first mate Sam Robson, under gradually clearing skies, nice and warm once again in this glorious British summer. Bhuvneshwar Kumar to open the bowling at the Northern End... 

Mark: "Chris Woakes? Cannot believe Plunkett has been dropped as I don't think he has been anywhere near England's worst bowler. Woakes and Jordan are nowhere near Test match quality." Certainly Woakes has much to prove from his previous appearance for England but it's down to the batsmen first who will be striding out in a few minutes... 

10.50am What do you make of Cook's decision to bat first here? The pressure will be right on them - and Cook in particular - to get stuck in but conditions for the seamers will probably be the best in the game this morning. India shouldn't be too displeased at all that they have the chance to use the fresh conditions after their excellent showing with the ball throughout the series so far. 

10.40am For England, there's a return for Woakes who I saw play pretty well as captain for England Lions in the winter, he's also performed well for Warwickshire and has been around the Test squad for a while. He comes in for Ben Stokes who hasn't come back all-guns blazing as was expected by many. Jordan is also back, Liam Plunkett making way, Cook saying he needs a rest after two tough matches. But the big change is of course Buttler who arrives to provide England supporters with hope of better times to come. 

Well, plenty of changes to mull over here. Let's start with the visitors who have brought Pankaj in for just his second international match. If you haven't heard much about him, Nagraj Gollapudi penned a feature about the Rajasthani seamer. Rohit is a more familiar name and makes sense coming in for Binny who, with the ball, hasn't featured much so far in this series. 

10.30am Time for the toss, Alastair Cook and MS Dhoni are out having a final look at the wicket, which like Lord's has a hint of green about it, Shane Warne likes the deck, so if he's happy, we can all be happy. Cook flicks the tuppence, Dhoni calls heads, it lands a tail and England will bat first. Cook confirms three changes, Chris Woakes and Chris Jordan also coming in along with Jos Buttler behind the sticks. 

England 1 Alastair Cook (capt), 2 Sam Robson, 3 Gary Ballance, 4 Ian Bell, 5 Joe Root, 6 Moeen Ali, 7 Jos Buttler (wk), 8 Chris Jordan, 9 Stuart Broad, 10 Chris Woakes, 11 James Anderson 

Dhoni says they were 50-50 over the decision at the toss and reckons there's a bit of moisture in the wicket. Pankaj is confirmed with Ishant rested, Stuart Binny is also out of the side with Rohit Sharma playing as an extra batsman. 

India 1 M Vijay, 2 Shikhar Dhawan, 3 Cheteshwar Pujara, 4 Virat Kohli, 5 Ajinkya Rahane, 6 Rohit Sharma, 7 MS Dhoni (capt/wk), 8 Ravindra Jadeja, 9 Bhuvneshwar Kumar, 10 Pankaj Singh, 11 Mohammed Shami. 

And now more team news, Pankaj Singh has been handed his Test cap and will debut for India, in place of Ishant Sharma who is out with injury. We'll get confirmation at the toss in five minutes. 

First thing to tell you is that Jos Buttler has been handed his England cap - I'm sure you've been reading the news in the lead up to the match - and will make his debut here after Matt Prior decided to stand down for the summer because of his injury problems. Suggestions that England are set to make more than one change too. 

10.15am BST Hello and good morning, welcome to live ball-by-ball coverage of the third Investec Test between England and India from the Ageas Bowl. India one-up from Lord's and England now under extreme pressure to respond, not least for the future of captain Alastair Cook.

0.1

Kumar to Cook, no run, oh edged first ball! But just short of second slip, lovely delivery swinging into off stump, Cook prodding forward and getting a thick outside edge

0.2

Kumar to Cook, 1 run, this swings into a straighter line, not as full, and Cook is able to sit back and tuck into midwicket for a relieving first single

0.3

Kumar to Robson, no run, good line just outside off on a nice full length, Robson watches it carefully before shouldering arms

0.4

Kumar to Robson, no run, fuller and more off stump, driven firmly but the bowler gets down to field with a left boot

0.5

Kumar to Robson, 2 runs, similar delivery and tucked down the ground inside mid-on and they get a couple

0.6

Kumar to Robson, no run, back of a length now, Robson across the off stump to knock it down on the off side

End of over 1 (3 runs) England 3/0

• • SD Robson2 (4b)
  • AN Cook1 (2b)
• • B Kumar1-0-3-0

Mohammed Shami at the Pavilion End...

1.1

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, good length sliding across Cook who leaves alone

There's a leg slip in place, along with an orthodox cordon...

1.2

Mohammed Shami to Cook, 2 runs, a touch full and gently pushed between bowler and mid-off for a couple

1.3

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, similar length but wider outside off and Cook does not need to play at that

1.4

Mohammed Shami to Cook, 2 runs, too straight and tucked through midwicket for two more

1.5

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, lovely delivery, great length to draw Cook into playing around off stump, it seams away a little and beats the outside edge, fine delivery

1.6

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, length delivery on off, Cook plays from the crease and dabs to point

End of over 2 (4 runs) England 7/0

• • AN Cook5 (8b)
  • SD Robson2 (4b)
• • Mohammed Shami1-0-4-0
  • B Kumar1-0-3-0

2.1

Kumar to Robson, no run, full length on the stumps, tucked up to mid-on

2.2

Kumar to Robson, 2 runs, gently played just outside off, a thick outside edge that goes down and away from third slip, backward point chases back and they get two

2.3

Kumar to Robson, no run, fifth-stump line that seams away and beats the outside edge with Robson pushing naively at it

2.4

Kumar to Robson, no run, similar line but Robson more disciplined here and leaves alone

2.5

Kumar to Robson, no run, good length on off stump, blocked out into the covers

2.6

Kumar to Robson, no run, this was the inswinger, Robson a touch unsure coming forward on middle and off and presses out to point

VPS: "In first match, it was Bhuvi. In second match it was Ishant. Does anyone think that its now Shami time to step up?"

End of over 3 (2 runs) England 9/0

• • SD Robson4 (10b)
  • AN Cook5 (8b)
• • B Kumar2-0-5-0
  • Mohammed Shami1-0-4-0

3.1

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, off stump line on a good length, Cook forward to defend up on the off side

3.2

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, wide outside off on a cuttable length but Cook mistimed it to point

3.3

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, this darts away from the left-hander but started too wide to induce a stroke

3.4

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, tighter line, blocked in front of off stump

3.5

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, wide enough to leave alone outside off again

3.6

Mohammed Shami to Cook, FOUR, just a touch too full so Cook drives at it and squirts it off a thick outside edge wide of gully, safely enough, down to third man rope

End of over 4 (4 runs) England 13/0

• • AN Cook9 (14b 1x4)
  • SD Robson4 (10b)
• • Mohammed Shami2-0-8-0
  • B Kumar2-0-5-0

4.1

Kumar to Robson, no run, full and wide and left alone

4.2

Kumar to Robson, no run, Robson squared up a little around middle and off, getting a thick outside edge to point

4.3

Kumar to Robson, no run, fuller and a touch wider, Robson able to leave this

4.4

Kumar to Robson, no run, straighter and easily defended in front of off stump

4.5

Kumar to Robson, no run, touch straighter and Robson takes a big stride forward to defend back to the bowler

4.6

Kumar to Robson, no run, wider on the crease angled in, Robson shows good judgement in shouldering arms and letting this pass his off stump

Tidy over but no real pace evident in this pitch so far...

End of over 5 (maiden) England 13/0

• • SD Robson4 (16b)
  • AN Cook9 (14b 1x4)
• • B Kumar3-1-5-0
  • Mohammed Shami2-0-8-0

5.1

Mohammed Shami to Cook, 2 runs, firm press down the ground and Pankaj at mid-off dives to his left and misses so Cook gets a couple

5.2

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, back of a length ball on middle, Cook shapes to play to leg and misses, strangled lbw appeal but so much wrong with that

5.3

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, fuller on middle and off, Cook forward playing out to point

5.4

Mohammed Shami to Cook, no run, full, starting outside off and shaping away, Cook leaves alone

5.5

Mohammed Shami to Cook, 3 runs, poor ball, full on leg stump, flicked in front of square leg out to the fence, long leg is around in time to make the save, the outfield isn't the quickest, they get back for a third

5.6

Mohammed Shami to Robson, no run, just back of a length around off stump, defended in the crease

End of over 6 (5 runs) England 18/0

• • SD Robson4 (17b)
  • AN Cook14 (19b 1x4)
• • Mohammed Shami3-0-13-0
  • B Kumar3-1-5-0

Garreth: "If you told me a year ago that an Ishant injury would be a huge loss for India I would've laughed hysterically."

6.1

Kumar to Cook, no run, full delivery sliding across Cook who leaves alone

6.2

Kumar to Cook, no run, similar wide delivery allowing Cook to ignore it

6.3

Kumar to Cook, no run, too wide yet again and another delivery Cook is able to let go

6.4

Kumar to Cook, no run, slightly tighter line, Cook could probably have left this too but he comes out to meet it and blocks to cover

6.5

Kumar to Cook, no run, much better, off stump line, Cook forward playing back to the bowler

6.6

Kumar to Cook, no run, full and very wide outside off, Cook with no interest at all

Slightly wayward that over, it hasn't been brilliant from the India seamers so far...

End of over 7 (maiden) England 18/0

• • AN Cook14 (25b 1x4)
  • SD Robson4 (17b)
• • B Kumar4-2-5-0
  • Mohammed Shami3-0-13-0

As such, we're getting a chang, Pankaj Singh replacing Shami...

7.1

Pankaj Singh to Robson, no run, immediately I reckon he's tighter into the stumps than Shami, full length leaves Robson outside off who leaves alone

7.2

Pankaj Singh to Robson, no run, 79mph, tighter line, Robson with a strong press back to the bowler

7.3

Pankaj Singh to Robson, no run, wider line and left again, that was up to 83mph

7.4

Pankaj Singh to Robson, 1 run, wider on the crease, angled into off stump, Robson presses it into the covers and they take a quick single after a brief moments hesitation

7.5

Pankaj Singh to Cook, no run, full at the off stump, Cook half-forward playing with an angled bat out to point

7.6

Pankaj Singh to Cook, no run, a little inswing, Cook a touch slow to come out to block but plays off the inside half of the bat to mid-on

Not a bad start from Pankaj but no real pace for England to worry about despite his 6'5 frame...

End of over 8 (1 run) England 19/0

• • AN Cook14 (27b 1x4)
  • SD Robson5 (21b)
• • Pankaj Singh1-0-1-0
  • B Kumar4-2-5-0

8.1

Kumar to Robson, 1 run, full delivery just outside off, pleasantly driven to mid-off who misfields and they get a single

8.2

Kumar to Cook, 1 run, length just outside off, nudged to point from the crease

8.3

Kumar to Robson, FOUR, full enough to drive again and Robson plays it nicely through the covers, the timing is decent enough and Robson gets four

8.4

Kumar to Robson, no run, wider line outside off and left alone

8.5

Kumar to Robson, no run, touch short and Robson stays inside the line to try and force off the back foot but gets an underedge that runs out towards point

8.6

Kumar to Robson, no run, better length a foot outside off, well left

Vedic "Pankaj Singh looks like Indian version of Flintoff." They will certainly hope so! (Perhaps not the falling off pedalos bit...)

End of over 9 (6 runs) England 25/0

• • SD Robson10 (26b 1x4)
  • AN Cook15 (28b 1x4)
• • B Kumar5-2-11-0
  • Pankaj Singh1-0-1-0

9.1

Pankaj Singh to Cook, no run, middle and leg line, tucked off the thigh guard I think to leg slip

9.2

Pankaj Singh to Cook, no run, wide line outside off, Cook shoulders arms

9.3

Pankaj Singh to Cook, no run, foot and a half outside off, it shapes in a little but not enough to have Cook playing

9.4

Pankaj Singh to Cook, no run, touch fuller and tighter to off stump, Cook blocks from the crease back to the bowler

9.5

Pankaj Singh to Cook, no run, much better, some late inswing and Cook down just in time to defend on middle and off, fair play, got it off the middle of the bat to mid-on

9.6

Pankaj Singh to Cook, no run, around the wicket to an off stump line, Cook forward-ish to block back to the bowler

A maiden, decent over...

End of over 10 (maiden) England 25/0

• • AN Cook15 (34b 1x4)
  • SD Robson10 (26b 1x4)
• • Pankaj Singh2-1-1-0
  • B Kumar5-2-11-0

10.1

Kumar to Robson, no run, wide line outside off and left alone

10.2

Kumar to Robson, no run, similar line, Robson able to leave again

10.3

Kumar to Robson, no run, length on off stump, Robson blocks in front of off stump

10.4

Kumar to Robson, no run, wide length and ignored once more outside off

10.5

Kumar to Robson, no run, fuller length on off stump, driven to mid-off

10.6

Kumar to Robson, no run, this is shoved down the leg side and Robson watches it pass him by

End of over 11 (maiden) England 25/0

• • SD Robson10 (32b 1x4)
  • AN Cook15 (34b 1x4)
• • B Kumar6-3-11-0
  • Pankaj Singh2-1-1-0

11.1

Pankaj Singh to Cook, 1 run, stays around the wicket, bowls length just outside off, Cook presses at it and gets a thick edge to third slip and it'sdropped! Comfortable for Jadeja going to his left at knee height, very poor drop

11.2

Pankaj Singh to Robson, no run, full at the off stump, pressed to mid-off

11.3

Pankaj Singh to Robson, 1 run, touch fuller and a firmer drive, misfielded by mid-off and they get a single

11.4

Pankaj Singh to Cook, no run, foot and a half outside off, Cook leaving this alone, up to 85mph that

11.5

Pankaj Singh to Cook, 2 runs, inswinger, swings a little too straight and Cook flicks it through square leg for a couple as long leg chases to his right

11.6

Pankaj Singh to Cook, no run, full on off stump, firm block into the covers

Huge let off for Cook there, shame for the bowler who misses out on a maiden Test wicket...

End of over 12 (4 runs) England 29/0

• • AN Cook18 (38b 1x4)
  • SD Robson11 (34b 1x4)
• • Pankaj Singh3-1-5-0
  • B Kumar6-3-11-0

12.1

Kumar to Robson, no run, full length, swings away a little, Robson shoulders arms

12.2

Kumar to Robson, FOUR, touch too full and Robson leans into a cover drive and times is very well

12.3

Kumar to Robson, no run, wider line and this is left

12.4

Kumar to Robson, no run, tighter line, might have been the inswinger, Robson forward and blocks up the wicket

12.5

Kumar to Robson, no run, off stump line, Robson defending in the crease back up the wicket