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India VS Bangladesh in Quarter finals
By: Tupaki Desk | 10 March 2015 3:43 AM GMT
Bangladesh has qualified for the quarter-finals of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 following its victory over England. Bangladeshs victory means Sri Lanka has secured the fourth and final spot from Pool A . New Zeland and Australia was qualified for quarter finals along with Bangladesh and Srilanka .
Now if all goes well without any surprises team india likely to play its quarter final against Bangladesh at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Thursday, 19 March.As per the predictions and given circumstances India will finish as Pool B toppers, while Bangladesh will probably end up fourth place in Pool A.
India still have two matches to play and it need to beat either of Ireland (March 10) and Zimbabwe (March 14) to end up as Pool B toppers (B1). Other side the battle for 3rd and 4th spots in Pool A is between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.Bangladesh is currently third in Pool A and it have to play New Zealand (A1) on Friday (March 13). If Bangla lost match against newzeland it will be slipped into fourth place in pool A and qualifies to play quarter final match with Pool B topper i.e India(A4 VS B1).
Now if all goes well without any surprises team india likely to play its quarter final against Bangladesh at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Thursday, 19 March.As per the predictions and given circumstances India will finish as Pool B toppers, while Bangladesh will probably end up fourth place in Pool A.
India still have two matches to play and it need to beat either of Ireland (March 10) and Zimbabwe (March 14) to end up as Pool B toppers (B1). Other side the battle for 3rd and 4th spots in Pool A is between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.Bangladesh is currently third in Pool A and it have to play New Zealand (A1) on Friday (March 13). If Bangla lost match against newzeland it will be slipped into fourth place in pool A and qualifies to play quarter final match with Pool B topper i.e India(A4 VS B1).
