Poison
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Shahzad apparently bowling at 149kmh !
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Poison said:^ or six lol
Haroom said:I use to support Bangladesh having test status but one can not back a team who is struglling to make any progress at all and is loosing every single match. Its time for the ICC to take this matter under consideration. May be a 2 tier leage system should be introduced with relegation, promotion.
Friend786 said:good performance from england but they have to improve in bowling more , they are world beaters in cloudy conditions but in sunshine they look like a ordinary attack and they would hardly find any clouds in australia !
How the Mighty have fallen! Bangladesh move from 3rd to 6th in just 1 innings in the ICC Non-Reliance Immobile Equinox Delusion Rankings. They are now only better than Pakistan, New Zealand and England.Equinox said:http://stats.cricinfo.com/ci/engine...2009;spanval1=span;template=results;type=team
Lowest scores in the last twelve months (sorted by team):
Pakistan: 90 (how did I miss this earlier?)
New Zealand: 99
England: 102
Australia: 127
South Africa: 133
West Indies: 181
Bangladesh: <del>216</del> 123
Sri Lanka: 217
India: 233
I don't see why this should put me "back to my place." It was a very difficult pitch and this is our lowest score in 12 months and it looks heaven compared to what other teams have suffered...especially a particular team which got bowled out for 90. If we do manage to put up a decent target for England to chase I'd like to see how they get on in this pitch.
Equinox said:So the progress Bangladesh have been making for the last 12 months should be judged by this one innings? This is our first score under 200 in the last year and that too under ghastly conditions. And why should I have to listen to judgements from fans of a team which got bowled out under 200 three times over the last 12 months and still holds the record of the lowest score in that period and too on a Sri Lankan pitch? And I couldn't care less what the English commentators have to say. Have a listen to what they were saying after the Lord's Test to get an idea of the varying range of crap they spout out.
Awesome_Username said:How the Mighty have fallen! Bangladesh move from 3rd to 6th in just 1 innings in the ICC Non-Reliance Immobile Equinox Delusion Rankings. They are now only better than Pakistan, New Zealand and England.
On a side note Equinox bro, you just HAD to dare them, didn't you? You just HAD to!
Poison said:It's actually been two innings where BD has been useless. Without Tamim you would've lost by 2 innings (if possible).
Its not strange, that always happens in England. On the last tour it was Strauss and Yousuf.farhan1 said:Two Man of the series?.............. strange!
One for England and one for Bangladesh.
Whippy said:210-over game. 7 session match. Michael Vaughan - 'test cricket is meant to be a test. that was not a test'. woeful game.
Sledger said:Its not strange, that always happens in England. On the last tour it was Strauss and Yousuf.
Equinox said:http://stats.cricinfo.com/ci/engine...2009;spanval1=span;template=results;type=team
Lowest scores in the last twelve months (sorted by team):
Pakistan: 90 (how did I miss this earlier?)
New Zealand: 99
England: 102
Australia: 127
South Africa: 133
West Indies: 181
Bangladesh: 216
Sri Lanka: 217
India: 233
I don't see why this should put me "back to my place." It was a very difficult pitch and this is our lowest score in 12 months and it looks heaven compared to what other teams have suffered...especially a particular team which got bowled out for 90. If we do manage to put up a decent target for England to chase I'd like to see how they get on in this pitch.
mastermind_quad said:With all due respect to Pakistan team ...BD batting is better in Test in terms of scoring runs ....
Tamin and Kayes now providing good start consistently ...and score with very very good strike rate which is not even required in Test match i think.....and even if they have some partnership from middle order that also with ODI strike rate...which is not required in Test but it would be better if they stand more sessions instead of 2 sessions of heavy runs .....that's why they have played max 240.5 overs in a test...it is there highest but normally they not play that much ......
on the other hand Pak batsman play with very low strike rate ....they normally tend to play more sessions but score very very less...but now a days they even don't wanna stand more sessions too....
so on this basis i would say BD batting is slightly better then Pak team (without Younis & Yousuf) ...but bowling is no comparison .....
If somehow Pak batsman able to make more 300+ score avg per inning I m sure they can manage more wins ...
PS: striping test status from BD will not deliver any good but yes 2 Tier championship is the only solution i think now.
Khabri420 said:Please update that list )...and make a visit to the 'You've been Owned thread"
Every time you talk trash it comes back to bite you in the rear. ) )
Awesome_Username said:We have not yet seen Pakistan play without both Younus and Yousuf. How then can you make that judgment? Yes Pakistan is going through turmoil and we are not sure what the final squad will be, but until the decisions are made, we cannot say what the lineup will be.
Look at India in the first test against SA, when they were missing two of their best batsmen (not even their two best batsmen, but rather their No. 2 (Dravid) and No. 4 (Laxman) batsmen). Their batting looked club level against Steyn and Co. So is it then fair to say that India's batting is also below Bangladesh? Would it be fair to say that England's batting would be below Bangladesh if you took out KP and Strauss, because it might well be.
Murad said:Remeber the year 2002?
Pakistan was allout for 119 runs in this venue with all these great players.
Lost the game by an innings and 120 runs. And the game was over within 3 days.
Some Pakistan fans really forget their past very easily.
http://www.cricinfo.com/england-v-bangladesh-2010/engine/match/225256.html
Murad said:Remeber the year 2002?
Pakistan was allout for 119 runs in this venue with all these great players.
Lost the game by an innings and 120 runs. And the game was over within 3 days.
Some Pakistan fans really forget their past very easily.
http://www.cricinfo.com/england-v-bangladesh-2010/engine/match/225256.html
Haroom said:The difference is that Bangladesh always get rolled over like this- in every match.
Pakistan do not often get rolled over like this and have been a champion team in the past. The current lot are a lot better then the bengalis.
Bangladesh should give up cricket.
Murad said:Thats why no Test win in last 3-4 years. Should Pakistan give up Test cricket as well? what do you say?
You must be baked.Murad said:Thats why no Test win in last 3-4 years. Should Pakistan give up Test cricket as well? what do you say?
Amir said:Find it kinda rich that us Pakistani fans are taking the mickey out a minnow in conditions which we know our batsmen would probably fare the same. Honestly, this is what we are reduced too? Getting excited when the likes of Bangladesh fall? The arrogance sometimes on this board is just shocking, considering our team has won one test in the past 3 or 4 years is it?
I think Bangladesh made some important strides in the past 12 months. They finally found some cricketers that are able to compete in Tamim, Mahmudullah and Shakib. Not world-beaters but even a average of 30+ is better than the players they had before. I remember when their openers would average 19-22. Even this tour, they pushed England at Lords (albeit the rain) which was much better than last tour.
I think the important thing people need to realize is now Bangladesh are on a learning curve (while I reckon their first seven years, they weren't). I know people say "it took 10 years" but problem was in a lot of those years they were playing the same old garbage players which were just too set in their ways to change. Very harsh on those players considering they are the ones that got them promoted but they eventually just had to be phased out. In the past 2 years, they find 3 cricketers will immense talent (relative to past) and I am sure they will find more. Once they have 5 or 6 that can make a healthy contribution....I am sure they can start winning a few tests.
Progress has been slow but there is no point taking test status now just when they are finally showing glimpses of competing. I think the next five years will be make or break for BD cricket. They will either come out with some wins and a few top stars or in the same place. If in the same place, then I would reassess their status.
Ok I was wrong.Khabri420 said:What are you talking about?
Nop we don't.Desi said:You must be baked.
But anyway at least when we get humbled we accept the defeat and curse our players. When you guys lose you just make up excuses it seems. That looks to be the big difference here.
Desi said:Respectfully, I think you've got it wrong. The very clear majority on this board want BD to do well. I think lots of it is the frustration of them failing, more so than our 'positive' excitement about the failure.
Then the BD posters come knocking Pakistan in order to make themselves feel better. Then the reverse occurs, until the thread slowly dies away.
Murad said:Thats why no Test win in last 3-4 years. Should Pakistan give up Test cricket as well? what do you say?
Awesome_Username said:We have not yet seen Pakistan play without both Younus and Yousuf. How then can you make that judgment? Yes Pakistan is going through turmoil and we are not sure what the final squad will be, but until the decisions are made, we cannot say what the lineup will be.
Look at India in the first test against SA, when they were missing two of their best batsmen (not even their two best batsmen, but rather their No. 2 (Dravid) and No. 4 (Laxman) batsmen). Their batting looked club level against Steyn and Co. So is it then fair to say that India's batting is also below Bangladesh? Would it be fair to say that England's batting would be below Bangladesh if you took out KP and Strauss, because it might well be.