India win the Asia Cup while staging an embarrassing political charade, at the end of which the BCCI have managed to have their cake and eat it too, but Mohsin Naqvi takes the spoils home. Nitin, Tony, Iman and PDP come back with an effort to revive Bits and Pieces, since cricket as a sport has anyway gone to the dogs. Tune in, like, share, comment etc please.

Bits and Pieces returns after its biggest break to-date, to somehow summon the reserves of energy and enthusiasm to review the utterly drab Asia Cup, where India and Pakistan's shallow off-field posturing, and even more shallow on-field hostilities have done precious little to overshadow the insipidity of what was once a top-drawer on-field rivalry.

Join Tony, Iman, Nitin, Bisi, Max and Tareque as we banter on the pointlessness of most of what passes off as international cricket now, and reckon with the sport we once loved, that continues to lose its lustre.

Mohammed Siraj has pulled off the near impossible. And the Bits and Pieces gang is here to celebrate. In this episode owe dive into the thrilling conclusion of India's cricket series, which ended in a dramatic 2-2 draw. Join us as we explore the highs and lows of the series, the standout performances, and the strategic decisions that led to this remarkable outcome. We discuss the significance of this draw for Indian cricket, the resilience shown by the team, and what it means for the future. Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with insights, humor, and a celebration of cricket's unpredictable nature.