June 14, 2017
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Bangladesh captain Mashrafe mortaza agreed that there is hype around the match but didn't want to classify it as the biggest match in Bangladesh's cricket history.
There is nothing that is for granted in any math, not least in a limited overs contest. while India are overwhelming favorites to run away with the second semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy against Bangladesh at Edgbaston on Thursday, things can fall apart in ways that no one envisages. One dropped catch, a wrong umpiring decision or even a shower can change the entire complexion of any match.
So when India meet their neighbors in a sub-continental face-off, they will have to win from the beginning to the end. On the other hand, Bangladesh captain mashrafe mortaza admitted that there will be pressure on his side ahead of their maiden semi-final appearance in a global event but the quantum of expectation is manifold from India which has a huge cricket following.
"Yes, we are playing in the semi-final and it is a pressure game.but if we are under pressure then i think India is more under pressure compared to us because of their huge population and the love for the game among common public," mortaza said.
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