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Originally Posted by Tiger444
All the players looked good in the beginning of their careers though. I mean Naeem and Riyad also looked very good in the beginning. Rokibul was also very good. However, they then get figured out and struggle to adjust their games. Unfortunately it seems the same has happened to both Jahurul and Shuvagata. All our players do have ability but most of them struggle to translate that as you know. So even though Jahurul and Shuvagata and Jahurul looked good, I have my doubts that they can continue the success. I haven't given up hope completely on Hom yet though. I still think he's a developing player and needs more A team games before we can fully judge him. Jahurul on the other hand has failed many times now on the A team circuit.
I really do judge A team stats really highly. It's the step right below the highest level of cricket and it gives us a clear indicator of how each player will do at the national team level. If you see Tamim, Shakib, and Mushy, they all have very good averages in the FC's for the A team. On the other hand, if you see how Junaid, Jahurul, and Rokibul did, you can see how bad they did. So not performing in the A team can really give you doubts about players.
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Jahurul and Suvagoto only played a handful of matches to get figured out by the oppositon...Jahurul 6 odi's and suvagoto 2... so opposition didnt get enough time to figure out their weaknesses cause they weren't picked. So bringing up that argument doesn't make any sense. All I can say is Jahurul looked pretty compact batsman while he was playing in the national team.
if you really judge A team performances highly then i m sorry, you will have team full of Forhad Reza's.
Raqibul was a low confident player who looked scared and with these negative body language he charged up the opposition.
I think Zunaed isnt that bad of a batsman every one make him out to be.
oi rokom domestic r A team e bohut valo player ache jara national team e aisha dabba pare.