Ian Botham believes England's end of year tour programme will be judged on their upcoming five-Test tour of India, rather than a stunning loss to Bangladesh.
"It (a rapid collapse) can happen in that part of the world," England great Botham told on Sunday. "The wickets are tailored, they are designed to spin. When you see spinners opening in Tests with the new ball, you get an idea of what's coming. It's good for them (Bangladesh). But what they've got to do is to start winning outside of their own country. That's the acid test and that's what England have got to do now.
"At the end of the day, they'll be judged not so much on what happens in Bangladesh, but they will be judged more on what happens in India.