StoneCold
June 15, 2005, 08:07 AM
Prior to our test matches some of our players seemed influenced by the attention shown to them by English media. They even talked about what our players were eating! Usually our players are not very used to press attention. I had the feeling that they were uncomfortable about this situation and influenced our players’ performance negatively.. For the last one week the media only mentioned the name of Bangladesh just to refer to Thursday’s opening game of Netwest series (with the exception of our practice match win).
Now as the English press is totally forgotten of us and focused on Ashes, do you fellows think that this is good or bad?
My opinion: Good side of the diverted attention is that our players can concentrate more on their game. On the other hand no attention at all may give our players a feeling of being neglected and even may cause the players feel that their game is of no importance at all.
Now as the English press is totally forgotten of us and focused on Ashes, do you fellows think that this is good or bad?
My opinion: Good side of the diverted attention is that our players can concentrate more on their game. On the other hand no attention at all may give our players a feeling of being neglected and even may cause the players feel that their game is of no importance at all.