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Tell us about your favourite club in Bangladesh. Who are the key players to watch?

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Old 10-01-2008, 12:08 AM
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Bangladesh off the boil

I felt Bangladesh were showing some genuine signs of improvement. some handy bowlers both pace and spin and some classy 'looking' strokemakers. The last test showed they have not improved enough...or is it that they have not been playing for a while?
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Old 10-01-2008, 02:02 AM in reply to butchering lee's post "Bangladesh off the boil"
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The one positive they can take from the game was the performance of their new openers. Other than that not much unfortunately. NZ played poorly and still won with ease. Althoguh it was actually Bangladesh's best loss against NZ as thy had never before made them bat twice in a game in four or five tests.
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Old 10-01-2008, 08:12 AM in reply to sittingduck's post starting "The one positive they can take from the..."
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I think as far as performances away from home go this counts as progress by Bangladesh as they haven't made sides bat twice very often when away.They are improving but still have a long way to go,it will be interesting to see how they do when they next play a home series.
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Old 11-01-2008, 10:56 PM in reply to greg's post starting "I think as far as performances away..."
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I think as far as performances away from home go this counts as progress by Bangladesh as they haven't made sides bat twice very often when away.They are improving but still have a long way to go,it will be interesting to see how they do when they next play a home series.
I can only say i hope the openers will even once or twice come close to repeating that performance but to both fall so cheaply the next morning made it feel just a liottle like a fantastic one-off ala ashrafal v australia
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Old 11-01-2008, 10:59 PM in reply to butchering lee's post starting "I can only say i hope the openers will..."
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Too early to say i guess,we will know more in a year or twos time when both have played a reasonable amount of games.Tamim at least got scores in both innings and we have to remember that both players are extremely young and inexperienced.

I really hope they have found a couple of decent players for the future but only time will tell.
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Old 11-01-2008, 11:14 PM in reply to greg's post starting "Too early to say i guess,we will know..."
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I really hope they have found a couple of decent players for the future.
I second that. Where's the left arm seamer who was doing such a good job for them in, and in the lead up to, the WC?
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Old 12-01-2008, 06:08 AM in reply to butchering lee's post starting "I second that. Where's the left arm..."
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After day one of the second test Bangladesh were all out for 143 and NZ are 133/3, The Bangladehis for the most part threw their wickets away and will dissapointed in themselves. Ashraful made 35 adn was unlucky to be given out, sadly at present I feel he is their only player who I would describe as being of quality. But it is a very young side so they'll only grow from the experience they're gaining in NZ
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Old 21-01-2008, 11:55 PM in reply to sittingduck's post starting "After day one of the second test..."
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I'm always bewildered as to why Md. Ashraful is held in much higher regard, than say Bashar, or even Rajin Saleh. Saying that, all three should be in the side. Meanwhile, Mortaza and Shahadat are looking pretty good, as was Sayed Rasel.

So my best Bangladesh lline-up at the moment would be:

Tamim Iqbal
Shariar Nafees
Rajin Saleh
Md. Ashraful
Habibul Bashar (much better at 5- check out Howstat.com)
Aftab Ahmed (should be bowled more)
Khaled Mashud (the new guy really doesn't impress me)
Md. Rafique (needs to be recalled-who have they got that's done better?)
Mashrafe Mortaza
Shahadat Hossain
Sayed Rasel.
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Old 02-02-2008, 09:57 PM in reply to Aurelius's post starting "I'm always bewildered as to why Md...."
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So my best Bangladesh lline-up at the moment would be:
Rajin Saleh
Sayed Rasel.
Yes, I like the look of your team. I like the above two (Rasel was the guy i was referring to).

The only thing i may disagree on is the 'keeper - eventually youhave to pass the baton on - i think the time was right.

Oh yes, they do have two handy spinners...at least they've been devastating against zim. Razaak and Jr
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Old 02-02-2008, 11:16 PM in reply to butchering lee's post starting "Yes, I like the look of your team. I..."
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The only thing i may disagree on is the 'keeper - eventually youhave to pass the baton on - i think the time was right.
Well, I suppose you're right. But to me he looked a little sloppy when I saw him a bit in New Zealand, and his batting needs to improve out of sight.

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Oh yes, they do have two handy spinners...at least they've been devastating against zim. Razaak and Jr
Well, out of those two I'd go with Razzak. Jr. seems to be completely inneffective against stronger batting line-ups, and he bowled far too slowly when I saw him. At least Razzak seems to be able to do the job in ODIs, so I hope that he can transfer that to the Tests.
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