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This is an archive article published on March 19, 2012

‘Win against India would mean nothing if fail to beat Lanka’

The hosts have a chance to reach the Asia Cup final for the first time if they beat Sri Lanka.

The win against World Champions India would mean nothing if you will not defeat Sri Lanka,Bangladesh coach Stuart Law had told his wards.

The hosts have a chance to reach the Asia Cup final for the first time if they beat Sri Lanka in tomorrow’s match.

If Bangladesh win,they will be tied on eight points with India but will go through to final since they had beaten India in the league stage.

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Law said he wants his boys to continue with the momentum and get the better of Sri Lanka.

“It’s very important for us as a group after all the hard work we have put in for this tournament. We didn’t have a great preparation time but it has been intense. To win against India,the current world champions,is a feather in our cap.

However,we’ve still got a very important game and if we don’t win that game [against Sri Lanka,the win the other night won’t matter,” Law said.

“I’m just trying to tell the boys,’Yesterday was fantastic but it means nothing; we’ve got to win the game against Sri Lanka and get to the final’. After the Asia Cup,we can celebrate and look back at fond memories,” Law was quoted as saying by local media.

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