Bangladesh Coach Clueless About Chepauk Pitch

Curator's 'Disintegration' Remark Alarming: 'Can Change Right From Day 1'

Bangladesh coach Russell Domingo has expressed his concerns about the Chepauk pitch ahead of the first Test against India, starting on Thursday. Domingo said he was "clueless" about the nature of the surface, which has been the subject of much debate in recent weeks.

The curator of the Chepauk pitch, M.S. Dhoni, has said that the surface will "disintegrate" over the course of the match. This has raised concerns that the pitch could become unplayable, especially if there is rain. Domingo said that he was "alarmed" by Dhoni's remarks and that he was unsure how to prepare his team for the match.

"We're a bit clueless at the moment," Domingo said. "We've had a look at the pitch and we're not really sure what to expect. It's a very dry pitch and it looks like it could break up quite quickly. We're just going to have to wait and see how it plays and adjust our plans accordingly.

The Chepauk pitch has been the subject of much debate in recent weeks. Some experts have said that the pitch is too dry and that it could become unplayable, especially if there is rain. Others have said that the pitch is fine and that it will provide a fair contest between bat and ball.

Domingo said that he was hoping for a fair contest between bat and ball. However, he said that he was concerned that the pitch could become unplayable if there is rain.

"We're just going to have to wait and see how the pitch plays," Domingo said. "If it does break up, then we're going to have to be prepared to adjust our plans. We're going to have to be prepared to bat first if we win the toss. We're going to have to be prepared to bowl first if India wins the toss.