Bangladesh Captain Pumps Crowd to Chant 'Allahu Akbar' After Defeating India
Everyone anticipated india would win the U19 Asia Cup final under Mohamed Amaan's leadership. But in the top match at the dubai International Stadium, the drama took an altogether another turn, with the youthful players losing to bangladesh by 59 runs.
Bangladesh achieved a resounding victory since the batting lineup was unable to reach the subpar goal of 199. Fans flocked to dubai in record numbers to cheer on the reigning U19 Asia Cup champions, and the attendance was shockingly in favor of Bangladesh. 'Allahu Akbar' chants echoed throughout the match in the dubai Stadium, which seemed like a coliseum.
Bangladesh's captain, Azizul Hakim Tamim, was observed encouraging the audience to continue screaming "Allahu Akbar" loudly in the final minutes of the match against india when the team had their noses firmly in front. The captain of bangladesh received the same response from the fans, and even the pundits were compelled to address the entire issue.
"Is he trying to jee up the crowd?" said roshan Abeysinghe, a former off-break bowler for Sri Lanka. Whoa. Excellent work.
However, Atul Wassan, a former pacer for india, stated, "They are all showmen." They are skilled in entertaining the galleries. This is the definition of coming of age and maturity.
Bangladesh achieved a resounding victory since the batting lineup was unable to reach the subpar goal of 199. Fans flocked to dubai in record numbers to cheer on the reigning U19 Asia Cup champions, and the attendance was shockingly in favor of Bangladesh. 'Allahu Akbar' chants echoed throughout the match in the dubai Stadium, which seemed like a coliseum.
Bangladesh's captain, Azizul Hakim Tamim, was observed encouraging the audience to continue screaming "Allahu Akbar" loudly in the final minutes of the match against india when the team had their noses firmly in front. The captain of bangladesh received the same response from the fans, and even the pundits were compelled to address the entire issue.
"Is he trying to jee up the crowd?" said roshan Abeysinghe, a former off-break bowler for Sri Lanka. Whoa. Excellent work.
However, Atul Wassan, a former pacer for india, stated, "They are all showmen." They are skilled in entertaining the galleries. This is the definition of coming of age and maturity.