Bangladesh, on the other hand, is coming into the match after a nail-biting three-run win over Zimbabwe at Brisbane. In 11 T20I matches played between the two teams, India has won 10 while Bangladesh has been on the winning side just once.
"India is the favorite team, they (have) come here to win the (T20) World Cup. We are not favorites and we didn't come here to win the World Cup. So, you can understand the situation and we know it very well. If we can win against India, it will (be) called an upset. We will try to play our best cricket and try to make an upset," said Shakib in the pre-match press conference.
