"Tigers at home, (house) cats abroad." This is the reputation that haunts subcontinental cricket teams. They spin a web on the slow pitches at home, leaving opponents dizzy. Bangladesh, however, takes it a step further, turning Mirpur's black-soil wickets into literal 'paddy fields.' But outside the subcontinent, on bouncy tracks, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh often gasp for breath against pace bowling.In Australia, this struggle is even more pronounced. So much so that Sri Lanka, d...
