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ICC World Cup: Indians surely under pressure, not us, says B'desh selector

<p>Bangladesh chief selector Farooq Ahmed confident about Tigers' ability of repeating their 2007 World Cup win over India in today's quarter-final</p>

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Melbourne: Bangladesh's chairman of selectors Farooq Ahmed has been there and done that, as far as beating India in a World Cup is concerned, and he's not at all shy to talk about his achievement too. One of his opening statements during an interaction with mid-day at the MCG yesterday was: "I was also the chairman of selectors when we beat India at the 2007 World Cup. Then, I took a six-year lay off before coming back."

Bangladesh's chairman of selectors Farooq Ahmed at the MCG. Pic/Ashwin Ferro
Bangladesh's chairman of selectors Farooq Ahmed at the MCG. Pic/Ashwin Ferro  

Ahmed's pride should not be mistaken for arrogance. For a team that has had to relentlessly fight with the authorities to maintain their Test status, despite having registered some big wins in the past, the 48-year-old feels vindicated when things go his way.

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