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***Official*** Bangladesh in Australia

NUFAN

Y no Afghanistan flag
Tamim Iqbal
Nafees Iqbal
Raqibul
Sakibul
Ashraful
Aftab

Riad you Bum ... Cracker of a Match going on
Last Test it was:
Tamim
Siddique
Nafees
Ashraful
Aftab
Sakibul.

I think Saleh has to be in there somewhere.
 

duffer

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
I'm just disappointed that no one has the ticker to stick with Tamim. Brainless and gutless stuff unfortunately.
 

pup11

International Coach
Slightest bit of movement and these guys look all at sea. Hopes' best bowling figures in ODI's?
I think on this sort of pitch the more pace you take off the ball, the better it is, Hopes has bowled good cutters in the right areas and hence has been rewarded, surprised Bracken hasn't bowled more than what he has done in this game. And yeah these are Hopes' best bowling figures in an Odi.
 

duffer

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
This is disappointing because the Aussies look like they're here for a bit of a laugh rather than for an International match. Well down on their usual intensity yet Bangladesh finding ways to get themselves out.
 

duffer

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Onya Tamim, feel sorry for the lad. An inkling of support and he could've made himself a hero.
 

pasag

RTDAS
The main concern here is that Australia bowled ok but nothing brilliant and Bangladesh could still only manage 74, 117 and 125.
 

sanga1337

U19 Captain
Nah, the main concern here is that Bangladesh are ****.
Their bowling was actually very good and so was their fielding. The main concern is their batting and the fact that some of their batsman (mainly Ashraful) don't seem to learn from any of their mistakes.
 

TT Boy

Hall of Fame Member
The main concern here is that Australia bowled ok but nothing brilliant and Bangladesh could still only manage 74, 117 and 125.
Indeed. I watched quite a bit of today’s game and despite the wicket being slow,it wasn't that dog ****ty (although Hopes did get some wickets:sleep: ) that they couldn't haul down such a total. If Australia got 198 against any decent one day outfit they would have been soundly beaten today.

Ashraful has to be very close to being axed and where's Aftab Ahmed? That guy is awesome.
 
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Perm

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
What a shot for 6!!!

Just wondering if Bangladesh were playing a Test, who would you put in there top 6 assuming everyone is available?
Tamim Iqbal
Gazi Salahuddin
Rajin Saleh
Raqibul Hasan
Ehsanul Haque
Shakib Al Hasan

I simply can't beleive that Ehsanul Haque has been ignored for so long, surely he must be the best domestic batsman in Bangladesh? He averages 45 for Chittagong, regularly out-scoring team-mates like Nafees Iqbal and Aftab Ahmed, who have made regular Test appearances in the past. Since the 2003/04 domestic season he has been averaging over 50 in the NCL. If I were in charge then he'd be the first player I'd pick.

Other batsmen who should be in the mix are Tushar Imran, Naeem Islam, Nazimuddin and Alok Kapali.

I don't beleive that Shahriar Nafees, Mohammad Ashraful, Mehrab Hossain Jr, Junaid Siddique or Aftab Ahmed deserve to be playing Test cricket until they can score heavily for their respective divisions and stake a claim for a Test spot through weight of runs.
 

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