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Oh no, Asoka! Not again!

Sports Reporter
For the Bangladesh camp, getting Virender Sehwag early was imperative. And in the third over of the - second innings, the Tigers thought they had got the breakthrough.
The dashing Indian opener was stuck inside his crease as a vicious in-swinger from Mashrafe Bin Mortaza struck him seemingly plumb in front.
The stadium exploded and even Sehwag looked flustered.
But the man in black was unmoved.
.And why not? This was Asoka de Silva after all.
TV replays later went on to suggest just how badly the Sri Lankan had misjudged the call.
But no one was surprised.
They were just reminded of how he has broken the hearts of Tigers time and again.
In the last series in May last year against the same opponents at the same venue after returning to the international fold following more than a year in the wilderness.
The S2-year old former Test cricketer not only brought back last year's episode when he ruled down a confident Abdur Razzak lbw appeal against Mahendra Singh Dhoni but also the memories from Multan.
^ He has given a number of bad decisions against Bangladesh in the past but what was most pathetic was the way he played a role to deny the Tigers tasting their
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first Test victory in Multan in 2003 after ruling down a few close lbw appeals against then Pakistan captain Inzamamul Haq, whose hundred helped the home side snatch a one-wicket victory from the jaws of defeat.
He was once labeled 'a shocker' by a Caribbean newspaper after giving eight lamentable decisions during a Test match between Australia and West Indies in the Caribbean in 2003. He came to the spotlight again, also for all the wrong reasons, when he gave as many as four 'funny' decisions during the Lahore Test between West Indies and Pakistan in 2006. That virtually saw his omission from the scene for a long time.
So, the common feeling is that he never gives you an opportunity to forget him -- although for all wrong reasons.