South Africa is not having their main bowlers in this tournament because they are playing in the IPL and even in that situation they lost 3 to order wicket while chasing and it is not going to be easy for them. They have an entire day to win the match but they lack the batsman of high quality to play the anchor role, but if they are able to then it would be historic.

I will be surprised if Bangladesh batting continue in the third session tomorrow.

Already Bangladesh have lost 4 wickets. So, reaching 300 runs is a big thing. Even if there is no wicket fall during the morning session Bangladesh won't reach 300 runs. If it was in Bangladesh ground it could've happened. The game is being played in South African pitch where SA players have the advantage. Anyhow Bangladesh is improving with time, and lets wait and see.

We have heard a lot of rumors like this before and a majority of them were not proven. And obviously, IPL being the best cricket league it will face things like that even in the future. Where money and fame are involved in such a way, it's quite sure that there is going to be a lot of chatting going on like this. I think we can assume something if we want to exercise our freedom of speech but unless it's proven, we shouldn't.

Har post or editing par ap ko question mily gaa uss ka sai jwab den to ap ka IQ increase hoga.. or it is just for fun or April Fool's.

I thought that South Africa would score lots of runs easily, but at end of day one they have scored just 233 runs for the loss of 4 wickets. Furthermore South Africa will definitely have the home advantage, and if their batsmen can post a huge total then we’ll see Bangladesh crumble under pressure and eventually lose the match.

Perhaps this is an indication that there is not enough talent available in India for a 10-team competition? I had mentioned this many months ago. The BCCI should seriously consider raising the threshold of foreign players in the XI from 4 to 5, and that in the squad from 8 to 10. Yesterday, for both the teams the disadvantage came from young local players (Mukesh Choudhary, Tushar Deshpande.etc). If the BCCI want to maintain the quality, then they should allow one more overseas player in the XI. 

Well.. I am getting mixed signals for the second ODI. The Pakistani bowlers looked pathetic and they allowed the Australians to build a total of around 350 in the first place. But at the same time, their batsmen exceeded the expectation and managed to chase down the total. It was mostly a calculating mistake from the Australians, who thought that 350 would be enough on a flat track. Batsmen like Ben McDermott took some time to settle in, and that proved to be too costly in the end. Also, they scored at less than a run per ball during overs 40-45.

Never understand why they need to bat second after winning the toss especially when they have faced the music in the 1st ODI  

In this 2nd ODI, Pakistan already lost this match as I don't think we have the batting strength to chase down the 350 target. So far both the openers are looking solid but I doubt they can continue with the same pace through the 50 overs.

I have to say I expected a lot better from England in the second innings. It's just not acceptable from a team like England to just be all out for so cheap. England just needed to hold on to their wickets and stay on the pitch, if the date that I think the runs would have come eventually but they failed to do so.

And it was an easy win for West Indies by 10 wickets. The highest individual runs for the whole England team in the second linings was 31 which is absolutely unbelievable.

It was quite an easy match for the South Africa women's team against India and they won comfortably by 8 wickets. In my opinion, India should have put a lot more runs on the board to defend against a team like South Africa. India it was just not enough runs on the board and South Africa had an easy match. It will be really interesting to see an Australia versus South Africa final in my opinion.

Well, sometimes it's not about revenue. I was merely pointing out "Spectator experience" in the stands.

Yes, rotation policy helps states to hosts international match but imo Test match should be schedule in crowd pulling stadiums only, no matter what (Let's say fixed 7-10 stadiums, keep rotation policy for LOI) and make them at least decent for the spectators. Grounds has no problem but facilities sucks when catering the crowds for ex no shades when its hot, shitty food etc, state boards literally don't want to invest much energy in it.

T-20 and ODI experiences are satisfactory-excellent in India and worth every penny and IPL experience is amazing tho but it's only because of franchises but that's not the case with the Test format.

Total run was good to win but KP played really well. Team combination and contribution was so good. They were so confident to win though total run wasn't easy to chase. Really well played from KP team. This match was so enjoyable to watch.

I am not sure what BCCI can do in a situation even if some of the players try to involve in sports betting and other activities. Even in the NBA there are players like Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley who are known to be notorious in sports gambling and there were evidences that came out later that those players used to gamble in the matches they used to participate. You cannot blame the NBA for that, you need to blame the individual doing that rather than the entire league.