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Originally Posted by Max100
according to BC fans or BCB admin--once you out from the team--you will never come back
although its totally opposite in NZ, england, SAF or australia set up. thats why players like Hogg, Elliott,chris rogers, cadberry, morne van wyck gets chance
its impossible for tushar imran or rajin to comeback, even if they make 10 double century. thats not BCB culture
even at the age of 26or below 30--naeem, junaid, juhurul,SN,rokibul,enam jr,kapali, mehrab jr are considered permanenet discarded
now people are excited about shadman, mustafizur. once they get selected--they will talk about another new guy
so dont hope much about tushar imran
in my opinion, instead of promising 17 or 19 yrs old--we should select inform consistent player barring their age. player should be selected according to the series .
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It works other way around too. All the players you mentioned had not one or two but multiple chances at various times with our national teams. There are very few of them who played just one test or few ODIs and then were discarded.
The player of this thread, Tushar Imran, played 10+ ODIs in 2002 and 10+ more in 2003, 9 ODIs in 2005, few in 2006, and then again around 7-8 in 2007. He didn't had a single bad game or a season. He failed miserably for these 6 years and in 41 ODIs and has a career average of
14.45. In tests, he played sporadically between 2002-2007 and has an average of
8.90.
So how more many chances do you need? In Eng, AUS, SA, he would be lucky to get a FC game after such horrendous international performance year after year.
Jahurul, Junaid, Naeem also got more than enough chances but failed to establish themselves. Ar koto chance dibe apnei bolen. Onek chance deya hoise eder.
It is not always BCB's fault. If these players can't replicate their domestic form in international scene then maybe they are not good enough. Enough of blaming BCB, the players need to their understand shortcomings too.