Brazil In Kolkata, Panama Next: India's Football Moment Comes With Questions | First Sports
Indian football is set for a rare run of big international friendlies, with Panama visiting in September before five-time world champions Brazil travel to Kolkata in October. But reports that Brazil could train in Bangladesh ahead of the India clash have raised questions about India's football infrastructure and whether the country can provide the facilities and logistics expected by a team of Brazil's stature. Rupha Ramani looks at what these high-profile fixtures mean for Indian football and the bigger questions they have brought to the surface.Also on the show, Joe Root has taken a tougher public stance after the Brydon Carse nightclub incident, admitting England's repeated off-field mistakes have damaged trust and need to change. And 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has shown another side of his game in the Duleep Trophy, picking up his first two first-class wickets with left-arm spin as he continues to develop beyond his explosive batting.
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