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February 23, 2006Posted on 02/23/2006 in Bangladesh cricket
'Ponting, you just keep your mouth shut'
"It's simply a great victory. With the superb win against Sri Lanka, Bangladesh hold a lot of things as far as Test matches are concerned. I don't understand why some people unnecessarily criticise the Tigers," writes Wasim Akram in The Daily Star.
Ponting, you just keep your mouth shut and look back to what they did against you people in Cardiff last year and take a note of the latest one against Sri Lanka. And I would suggest everybody: Don't think you are going to play a warm-up game when you take on Bangladesh.
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