Google celebrates India-Bangladesh WC Q/F with a doodle

March 19, 2015 09:29

The ICC World Cup fever has gripped one and all. Google is also not left far behind. The highly-anticipated World Cup 2015 quarterfinal clash between India and Bangladesh on Thursday has been celebrated by a colourful eye catching doodle.

The doodle features batsmen with the flags of both the South Asian neighbours in the background with the caption, "It's India v Bangladesh in the Quarter-Finals.

Left-half of the doodle is painted with the colours of the Bangladesh flag, while the right of the doodle sports the Indian tricolour.

This doodle is the fourth to be released for the events of the mega cricket world cup. In this highly anticipatory match between the neighbouring countries, it's sure to be an exciting episode at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

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