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Chittagong Test starts today

Staff Corresponent,
Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar was looking for inspiration and would be trying to inject some confidence into his teammates ahead of the second and final Test against India thatstartshere today.
The match will start at 9.30 am at the MA Aziz Stadium. Bangladesh Television and ESPN will telecast the match live.
Beaten by one innings and 140
runs in Dhaka, Bashar was still worried about the team's batting.
"Continuous poor batting has long been a headache for us. And more importantly, early collapses remain to be the number one worry. So we would like to play with a strategy here so that we can avoid a repeat of that," Bashar told reporters yesterday after a two-and-a-half-hour practice session at the coun-try'ssccondltestvenue.
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"I don’t have any specific target in Chittagong. What I want is that the boys show more commitment and more importantly put up a fighting score.
"We would like to overcome the follies of the first Test and if we can do that, a draw can be achievable on this good wicket," he added.
Bangladesh are likely to make three changes from the team that played in Dhaka with the axe falling Rajin Saleh and Mushfiqur Rahman.
His Indian counterpart Sourav Ganguly, wholedhisteamtoa three-hour-long strenuous training, was upbeat ahead of the match.
"Hopefully we would win comfortably here also and wrap up the series 2-0," said the ever-confident Indian skipper.
Ganguly also found a similarity between the two teams in terms of failureofthe top-orderbats men.
"If you look back you'll see that our middle-order was contributing most of the runs for long, say for the last eight to 10 Test matches. And if you watch the last Test in Dhaka there is only one guy (Sachin) who got a 100-plus. But I'm looking for runs from everybody," he said.
"I would love to score a century because I was dismissed for 71 in Dhaka," said Ganguly adding that he would retain the Dhaka eleven for the second match.
"The players the team has now don’t play much Test matches dur-ingayear or so. So, from that point of view it's very difficult to give rest to some of them if they themselves don't want it," he said.