The ICC World Cup 2011 Opening Cricket Match between Bangladesh vs India Live Streaming will be held at Dhaka, On 19 February 2011. Bangladesh and India will meet in a very exciting 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup cricket match playing at Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla Stadium, Dhaka, Bangladesh which will be stated from 08:30 GMT (02:30 Local Time).
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Match scheduled:
Dated: 19-02-2011
Stated : 08:30 until 16:30 (GMT/UK/UTC)
Bangladesh v India at Dhaka
ICC Cricket World Cup
Bangladesh Vs India Live, Bangladesh vs India Live Streaming 1st Match Cricket World Cup will be launched on 19 February, 2011. Enjoy Bangladesh vs India Live Stream 1st Match Cricket World Cup with full entertainment.
Bangladesh vs India head to head record
Total played: 22. India wins: 20; Bangladesh wins: 2
In the sub-continent: 20. India wins: 19; Bangladesh wins: 1
In the World Cups: 1. India wins: 0; Bangladesh wins: 1
Bangladesh caused one of the biggest upsets of the 2007 World Cup by defeating India and being instrumental in their early elimination. This is the only time they have faced each other in a World Cup match. Tamim Iqbal was the batting hero while Mashrafe Mortaza was the man of the-match for his bowling.
Bangladesh's recent form record and 8 wins out of their last 10 matches yielding results, including their 4-0 wins against New Zealand at home, has been one of their best runs making them feel very confident, playing at home.
India's recent form record is not as inspiring in ODIs for the team ranked the number one test nation. However, with the side decimated by injuries, they were praised for their spirited performance in South Africa. They, too, will be buoyed by their 5-0 wins against New Zealand at home, although they will be worried about the Houdini acts their lower middle order or lesser acclaimed bowling attack have had to perform to compensate for the top order batting failures and/or injuries.
Bangladesh's 18-18 win-loss record at the Shere Bangla National Stadium is much better than their overall win-loss record of 64-178. Clearly the home crowd helps them perform better than at most other places. India have won seven out of the 10 matches they have played at this ground.
Opener Tamim Iqbal will be the one Bangladesh player everyone will be watching. He has come a long way from his precocious half century against India in the 2007 World Cup, and will look to give his team a strong, dynamic start.
