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As per the latest news, that upcoming Asia Cup has been shifted from India to Bangladesh. This is going to be third straight time Bangladesh is going to host Asia cup. The reason for shifting was Pakistan's denial to play in India. Now it's too hard to call the result of this tournament as Bangladesh has more strength unlike previous editions.

It's a big heart breaking for India team as they have failed in Bangladesh in their last series. There are confusion whether this tournament will be played in ODI format or in T20 format. But on these two format Bangladesh has more advantages over other participants.

Any way currently Indian team is not in a mood to win any matches or series so it may not impact much on those players they are just interested in IPL money.

I dont agree with you. When india won the 2011 world cup, IPL was there. When India won the champions trophy, IPL was there. When india became number 1 in test ranking, IPL was there. If you look at the previos ODI series against SA, it was lost by 3-2 which is not a bad performance at all, except last ODI of mumbai. They are also humans not a machine, i am sure India will bounce back very soon as they are the champion team.

That time there are real Cricket players like Sachin was still playing but now only unmatured players are full of Indian team

Yes that time all are matured and good player were playing.but nowdays players, money is important.

Yes, now days some players target is only to play in some rich domestic tournaments like IPL, they don't look for to play for the national side. India and West Indies are the very good example of this situation. Many Indian players aim is to play in IPL, same goes for West Indies team as some West Indian players are happy with playing for clubs.