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WAT Bangladesh A 2005-06

Qualifiers: (A) denotes a player who was part of the latest Bangladesh A Squad.

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                    Mat    I  NO  Runs   HS     Ave   SR    100 50  Ct St Team

Ehsanul Haque        10   17   1   955  138   59.68  57.15   2  8    6  - CHTGNG
Golam Mabud          10   20   1   721  122   37.94  57.95   1  4   35  1 SYLHET
Nazmus Sadat   (A)    6   12   0   661  151   55.08  58.28   2  3    3  - KHULNA
Gazi Salahuddin       8   15   0   628  115   41.86  73.88   1  4    7  - CHTGNG
Saghir Hossain       10   20   1   615  101   32.36  61.19   1  4   29  3 KHULNA
Imran Ahmed          10   18   1   589   85   34.64  37.90   -  4    6  - BARISAL
Faisal Hossain        8   12   0   582  180   48.50  60.37   1  4    8  2 CHTGNG
Nazimuddin            9   17   2   573  104   38.20  49.43   1  4    4  - CHTGNG
Naeem Islam          10   16   2   559  102   39.92  54.06   1  4    9  - RJSHI
Imtiaz Hossain        9   18   0   550  114   30.55  69.53   1  2    7  - SYLHET
Golam Rahman          8   16   2   523   88   37.35  46.24   -  4    3  - SYLHET
Farhad Hossain       10   18   2   515   71   32.18  49.00   -  3   14  - RJSHI
Nasiruddin Faruque    8   14   3   510  101   46.36  45.69   1  4    7  - BARISAL
Rezaul Haque          9   17   1   463  105   28.93  46.67   1  3    5  - SYLHET
Uttam Sarkar          7   14   0   458   93   32.71  60.90   -  4    2  - DHAKA
Mahmudullah   (A)     7   14   2   425   70   35.41  47.69   -  4    6  - DHAKA
Kamrul Islam          7   14   1   417  159   32.07  55.37   1  1    4  - DHAKA
Tushar Imran    (A)   7   12   0   416  198   34.66  56.67   1  1    8  - KHULNA
Golam Mawla           9   17   1   397   71   24.81  36.82   -  3    8  - SYLHET
Anwar Hossain         9   18   1   393  145   23.11  34.77   1  1   18  3 DHAKA
Humayun Kabir         8   13   2   384   66   34.90  43.83   -  4    3  - BARISAL
Anisur Rahman         8   13   0   374  108   28.76  54.43   1  2    8  - RJSHI
Waseluddin Ahmed      6    9   1   370   74   46.25  51.31   -  2    1  - CHTGNG
Shahin Hossain       10   16   0   359   68   22.43  47.86   -  2   39  - BARISAL
Jahurul Islam         8   14   1   356   60   27.38  51.51   -  4    8  1 RJSHI
Nadif Chowdhury  (A)  7   10   1   346   57   38.44  60.59   -  1    6  1 BARISAL
Hasanuzzaman Rozel   10   15   0   346   81   23.06  46.69   -  2   12  - RJSHI
Marshall Ayub         8   12   2   336  107   33.60  60.75   1  2    5  - BARISAL
Jamaluddin Ahmed      8   15   4   330   65*  30.00  44.89   -  2    3  - KHULNA
Arafat Salahuddin    10   14   3   315   66*  28.63  39.72   -  2    6  - BARISAL
Sajjadul Hasan        6   12   0   303   73   25.25  37.17   -  2    2  1 KHULNA
Ejaj Ahmed            7   13   0   267   90   20.53  50.66   -  1    4  - SYLHET
Dhiman Ghosh          7   11   0   260   86   23.63  64.51   -  1   19  3 CHTGNG
Aslam Ali             7   14   1   253   54   19.46  43.47   -  1    9  - KHULNA
Farhad Reza   (A)     6   10   1   239   57   26.55  55.06   -  1    2  - RJSHI
Mohammad Salim        6   12   1   214   59   19.45  52.70   -  1    5  1 KHULNA
Elias Sunny           7   11   4   182   51   26.00  59.09   -  1    2  - CHTGNG
Monirul Islam         6   12   1   163   39   14.81  45.15   -  -    2  - KHULNA
Shamimul Haque        6    9   2   161   35   23.00  52.61   -  -   22  - RJSHI
Yasin Arafat         10   15   3   158   35   13.16  42.81   -  -   10  - CHTGNG
Ziaur Rahman          9   16   3   156   29*  12.00  62.15   -  -    7  - KHULNA
Hasibul Hossain       9   16   2   129   31*   9.21  57.84   -  -    1  - SYLHET
Sadik Khan            5    9   1   126   44   15.75  36.62   -  -    4  - KHULNA
Alamgir Kabir         7   11   2    86   23*   9.55  35.39   -  -    1  - RJSHI
Mohammad Shahzada     5    7   1    79   37   13.16  49.06   -  -    -  - RJSHI
Shabbir Khan          5    6   0    77   22   12.83  41.62   -  -    4  - CHTGNG
Anwar Hossain Monir   5    8   3    69   25*  13.80  31.08   -  -    1  - DHAKA
Robiul Islam          6   10   3    56   19    8.00  69.13   -  -    2  - KHULNA
Ashiqur Rahman        5    8   2    47   15    7.83  22.92   -  -    1  - SYLHET
Shafaq Al Zabir (A)   5    7   4    39   19*  13.00  52.70   -  -    5  - RJSHI
Sajid Islam           8   10   6    28    9*   7.00  25.68   -  -    5  - BARISAL
Nazmul Hossain  (A)   5    8   3    23   12    4.60  29.87   -  -    2  - SYLHET
Monir Hossain         5    6   0    23   11    3.83  30.66   -  -    6  - BARISAL
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Old 15-04-2006, 09:41 PM in reply to admin's post "WAT Bangladesh A 2005-06"
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These players may be considered under the exceptional circumstances rule:

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Too many matches but may be chosen if you think they deserve another chance:

                     Mat   I  NO  Runs   HS    Ave   SR    100 50   Ct St Team
Al Sahariar           8   15   0   593  102   39.53  79.17   1  5    7  - DHAKA
Mushfiqur Rahman      9   14   0   387   72   27.64  50.19   -  5    6  - RJSHI
Mohammad Sharif       7   13   3   261   75*  26.10  61.70   -  1    -  - DHAKA
Mehrab Hossain        7   13   1   198   42   16.50  34.13   -  -    2  - DHAKA
Talha Jubair          7   11   3    99   28   12.37  79.20   -  -    5  - DHAKA
Manjural Islam Rana   3    5   0   219  108   43.80  50.11   1  -    3  - KHULNA
Tapash Baisya   (A)   3    6   0   138   41   23.00  65.09   -  -    -  - SYLHET
Manjural Islam        4    8   2    83   33   13.83  47.42   -  -    2  - KHULNA


Not enough domestic games due to National team duties so they can also be considered for selection:

                     Mat   I  NO  Runs   HS    Ave   SR    100 50   Ct St Team
Shahriar Nafees       3    6   0   248   83   41.33  75.60   -  3    1  - BARISAL
Syed Rasel            2    3   0    37   26   12.33  46.83   -  -    -  - KHULNA
Abdur Razzak          3    5   0    88   56   17.60  55.34   -  1    2  - KHULNA
Mushfiqur Rahim   (A)
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Old 16-04-2006, 07:07 PM in reply to admin's post "These players may be considered under..."
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My team is pretty similar to the one that played in the BD-A vs SL-A series. The team is given in the batting order.P.S. Mehrab and Saqibul missed matches in the domestic FC league because of their commitment with U/19 team and then with the A-team. Mehrab got chances to play 3 FC matches during the period after the U/19 WC and before the A-team series, but Saqibul was going through process to rectify his bowling action during that period.

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Old 16-04-2006, 07:51 PM in reply to Efaz's post starting "My team is pretty similar to the one..."
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I'm sorry Efaz but the players in the WAT A team must have demonstrated they have conquered the domestic competition first. For this reason, I have omitted Mehrab Hossain Jr and Saqibul Hasan. If they are still playing U19 cricket then they haven't proven they are the best players in the domestic competition. In England, U19 players are still playing Second XIs cricket. The WAT team must have players who are capable of playing regular A cricket to act as reserves for the Test players if required. This is exactly what happened in the India Test series recently when Alistair Cook and Owais Shah were drafted in at sudden notice to make their Test debut. These guys are proven domestic players - not U19 players.
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Old 16-04-2006, 08:52 PM in reply to admin's post starting "I'm sorry Efaz but the players in the..."
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I understand your point Admin. But the general feeling in Bangladesh is that our domestic circuit is still not strong enough to produce quality international players. Techniques of our leading domestic performers are always under question.

For example, Faisal Hossain was picked for his very consistent batting form in the National Cricket League, only to be discarded after few ODIs. The guy is lebeled as one who relys mostly on his reflexes rather than techniques. Faisal is still a very consistent performer in the domestic arena, but very few have hopes that he will be given another chance.

On the other hand, age group cricket in Bangladesh is very strong, and so far is the main feeder for the national team. Players from HP unit are liked better than domestic cricketers mainly because they are taught their basics well. Current national team core players such as Mohammad Ashraful, Mashrafe Bin Mortuza, Aftab Ahmed, Enamul Haque, all were catapulted from age group teams into the national team, after brief stints with the A-team. Like it or not, Mehrab and Saqibul have already played quite a few matches for the A-team (some of them are not listed as FC matches because those were practice matches against Test sides).

At this point, Bangladesh don't have much choices but to pick players with good potentials and provide them best possible learning opportunities, one of which is A-team level cricket. Like our national team, they will frequently get crushed by stronger and more experienced opponents, but I strongly believe, like our national team, they will fast learn how to make other teams run for their money.

Hey, I can tell you this much, the team I selected is strong enough to beat Zimbabwe national team, or any associate country team.

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Old 16-04-2006, 09:21 PM in reply to Efaz's post starting "I understand your point Admin. But the..."
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I take your point Efaz but look at that long list of players who have played many Test matches at such a young age and have already been discarded. Is that a good policy? Al Sahariar played his last Test match 3 years ago. He was 22 years old when he played his first Test match. Surely he is an improved player and deserves a second chance.

I have also asked Rifat to participate as a selector. Perhaps he has some thoughts regarding the issue of youth versus experience.
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Old 16-04-2006, 10:39 PM in reply to admin's post starting "I take your point Efaz but look at that..."
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Here is my XI:

Nazmus Sadat
Ehsanul Haque
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Nasiruddin Faruque
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Arafat Salahuddin
Anisur Rahman
Marshall Ayub
Talha Jubair

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Old 17-04-2006, 12:10 AM in reply to admin's post starting "I take your point Efaz but look at that..."
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Both Owais Shah and Alistair Cook were actually picked up for Eng A-team at early ages and both matured fast to play for their national team. Their examples make me believe further that both Mehrab and Saqibul are picked for the A-team at right ages.

I understand we had many individual failures in the past trying to fast track some very young cricketers into international level, but you can't say that the process was a failure as a whole. Our current bunch of national cricketers are the youngest ever we have, but yet they are the ones who brought us most amount of success so far. Notice that this group is still improving at a rapid pace, unlike previous groups whose improvement curve got leveled after a while.

Our selector are actually slowing down the fast track process now and that's why we still have Saqib and Mehrab in the A-team, not in the national one. Also, I am very certian that those two won't get beyond the A-team in a hurry as we have a pretty stable pool of national players at this point.
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BTW, Admin, why did not you list Hannan Sarkar as an option in your second post? He is way younger than Al Shahriar, played almost as many Tests and ODIs as Al Shahriar played, and scored more FC runs this year with a higher average than Al Shahriar scored.
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Old 17-04-2006, 03:09 AM in reply to Efaz's post starting "BTW, Admin, why did not you list Hannan..."
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That's a fair question Efaz. Let's compare their batting stats this season:
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Name                 Mat   I  NO  Runs   HS     Ave   SR   100 50   Ct St Team

Hannan Sarkar        10   18   1   719  121   42.29  57.19   1  5    3  - BARISAL
Al Sahariar           8   15   0   593  102   39.53  79.17   1  5    7  - DHAKA
My concern with Hannan is that with a conservative SR of 57.19 he should be scoring more centuries. He is getting starts as his average suggests but is not consistently putting big scores together. He was dumped from the Test team in 2004 and is still too young (23 years) for another chance so soon. I'd prefer to see his progress in another year or two. I don't think his Test asperations are over but I'm not convinced he deserves another tryout so soon. On the otherhand, Al Sahariar has a better First Class career average as well as a better Test average and SR. He hasn't played a Test since 2003 and is now a more mature 27 years (28 in a few days). I think he is a better prospect than Hannan right now. Having said that, I'm not suggesting either of them would be in my team. I'm just making a comparison and, if I had to choose between them, Al Sahariar would be my choice.

I see Vrock has picked Tamim Iqbal who is a bright prospect but he is only 17 years old. Once again, I'll state that I'm not in favour of picking boys no matter how good they appear to be. Tamin has only played 7 FC matches which is no proof that he has conquered the domestic competition. I think a sensible approach would be to choose the majority of players between 23 and 25 years. Try to pick a team which has a blend of youth and experience. Look for a couple of seasoned pros who are 25+ and one or two youngsters below 23 is acceptable. The older guys have better physical strength as well as mental strength so I'm reluctant to accept a team of boys. Put some men in your team, please.
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