'Don't Talk Too Much': Bangladesh Star Reflects On Historic Series Win Against Pakistan

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have contrasting styles of administering cricket. While the BCCI scales new heights everyday, the PCB finds itself embroiled in a new controversy. Pakistan 's recent home series defeat against Bangladesh testifies the fact that the PCB has completely lost the plot and are clueless about how to scale up. Friendships, lobbying and a lack of able leadership, these are few of the many glaring issues that have plagued the PCB.

Litton Das Gives His Honest Take On Pakistan vs Bangladesh Series

Bangladesh can be very proud of the performances that they have produced recently against Bangladesh . They won the two-match Test series by a margin of 2-0 and created history. This was Bangladesh's first-ever series win in Pakistan . Courtesy of this win, Bangladesh are currently on the fourth spot of the WTC points table and are just behind juggernauts such as India, Australia and New Zealand.

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The Bangla Tigers will be high on motivation, but they have an uphill task ahead of them. Bangladesh face India in India, a series, that many top teams dread. This is a crucial juncture in the WTC 2025 cycle and Bangladesh will fancy their chances to rise to the top of WTC points table. Ahead of the India series, Bangladesh wicketkeeper batsman Litton Das  spoke to the Bangladesh reporters at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium and gave his honest take on the Pakistan series and the upcoming India series.

‘We played good cricket against Pakistan , but it is a thing that is already in the past. It is very important to leave that series behind. The media also needs to stop talking about it. Don't talk too much about it, there is a big challenging series against India that we have. The Pakistan series in a thing in the past, but yes, the team gained confidence from it’ said Litton.

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India To Host Bangladesh In A Two-Match Series

India are due to play ten Test matches before the World Championship finals. More or less India look pretty much sorted and might end up playing their third consecutive World Test Championship final. India play five home Test matches, two against Bangladesh and three against New Zealand and they later fly to Australia in November to play the much-awaited Border-Gavaskar Trophy which will consist of five Test matches.