Bangladesh will try to take advantage of a troubled Indian side when they will face them in the second match of the Asia Cup on Wednesday (today).
Even though their record in the Asia Cup is dismal, having lost all 24 one day internationals (ODIs), Bangladesh will be facing the Indian side without star batsman Sachin Tendulkar.
India, however, are already looking forward to the World Cup, with their captain Dhoni saying that the Asia Cup is the right time to start looking at the composition of the team.
India will be looking to get their act together ahead of some key contests that follow.
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