BD lowest test score better than all the rest.

[bdmoderator]

Bangladesh lowest test score better than all the rest test palying nation.

Lowest test scores by teams,

26 by N.Zealand vs ENG on 25th March 1955
30 by S.AFRICA vs ENG on 14th June 1924
36 by AUSTRALIA vs ENG on 29th may 1902
42 by INDIA vs ENG on 20th June 1974
45 by ENGLAND vs AUS on 28th Jan 1887
47 by W.INDIES vs ENG on 11th Mar 2004
53 by PAKISTAN vs AUST on 11th Oct 2002
63 by ZIMBABWE vs W.IND on 16th Mar 2000
71 by SRI.LANKA vs PAK on 26th Aug 1994
86 by BANGLADESH vs W.IND on 8th Dec 2002

I think it's really great.

[Zainub]

Good to see a Bangladeshi fan on the baord. Welcome.

[vvvrulz]

Welcome indeed. I think Bangladesh has a big future, and despite what everyone says, have made a fairly decent start in international cricket. They have some very talented players, particularly Rafique and Habib-Ul Bashar

[Occasional Fan]

Good post, mate! That's a statistic which I'd never noticed. Welcome to the board!

[Ernest]

Yes I will had my welcome, I have a soft spot for Bangladesh, and hope they find their feet soon, only a score and a bit years ago, Shri Lanka made such a start, and they are OK now.

Hope you stay and post with us, on any of the issues bdmoderator

[bdmoderator]

Thanks to all of you too. I hope I can stay with you and make post.

[DarkKnight]

Originally Posted by bdmoderator

Bangladesh lowest test score better than all the rest test palying nation.

86 by BANGLADESH vs W.IND on 8th Dec 2002

I think it's really great.

That record of bangladesh can be broken if bangladesh bat on a green wicket at perth where glen mcgrath. gillespie , bret lee, warne and Macgill where bangladesh will fall like nine pins .

[Maranello]

They may well be dismissed cheaply, but probably would still get much more than Australia's lowest ever score of 36!! And of course more than what Sth. Aus got the other day ;-)

In any case, Bangladesh have played many tough bowling attacks in difficult conditions - to not get bundled out for less than 85 on any of these occasions is a decent start :-) (based on this one measure anyway)

[bdmoderator]

Originally Posted by DarkKnight

That record of bangladesh can be broken if bangladesh bat on a green wicket at perth where glen mcgrath. gillespie , bret lee, warne and Macgill where bangladesh will fall like nine pins .

Bangladesh played two test matches in Australia. One in Cairns and another one in Darwin. And played well I think. In both mathces Bangladesh loose by innings but played well than expected. So you can't tell it that Bangladesh will fall like nine pins.

[admin]

Welcome to the board, bdmoderator. As far as I know, only yourself, MrIceKool, and Kallol Sarker have listed Bangladesh as their team or one of their teams. I hope the lack of numbers on this forum won't discourage you from posting a lot of new threads. A guy called Beny is doing that on the Australia forum and it helps to attract new members. Bangladesh needs to be represented on this board so I hope you will stick around and help build it up. Your first post in this thread was very good so I'm sure we'll see plenty more. Until Bangladesh becomes a major Test side they will be tagged as minnows, however, as long as they keep improving we should encourage those improvements. Okay, we're in no doubt that Bangladesh will probably sustain more losses in the future but as they improve the losses won't be so great. Losses by an innings will become an occasional event, the number of draws will increase and eventually the number of wins will increase. So, bdmoderator, don't hesitate to inform us of any positive news such as player or team records and milestones. I'd also like you to explain the domestic setup and whether it needs tweaking to encourage young players and to pomote the best young players to Test level. Which form of cricket is supported most in Bangladesh - one-day or Test matches?