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View Poll Results: How long have you been following/watching Bangladesh cricket?
0-5 Years 1 4.76%
5-10 Years 2 9.52%
10-15 Years 2 9.52%
15-20 Years 4 19.05%
20-25 Years 8 38.10%
25-30 Years 2 9.52%
30+ years 2 9.52%
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Old June 5, 2018, 09:38 PM
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Default How long have you been following/watching Bangladesh Cricket?

Lets see who are the biggest suckers here

I have been following for 20+ years. I have seen losing to Canada before eid, I have seen Sri lankan batsmans scoring 100 and retiring one after one in a test match. I have seen making 58 and 78 in our home at the the WC. I have seen losing to a picnic HK side at T20 WC at home.

But I dont think I ever felt this dejected after losing yesterday...

Its not because we lost to Afg its because what the future holds for us after 18 years in top level cricket. no future player we can hope on. one becon of hope we had in the fizz is declining. he only looks good as others suck so much. wheres a new comer team like Afg have at least one if not two soon to be future great spinners .

I wish I did something significant instead of wasting time with this pathetic team.
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Old June 5, 2018, 09:47 PM
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5-10 years, maybe still have enough juice for a few more years.
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Old June 5, 2018, 09:49 PM
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15 years I think
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Old June 5, 2018, 09:51 PM
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Following BD Cricket from 1990 ICC trophy.
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Old June 5, 2018, 10:02 PM
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Lets see who are the biggest suckers here

I have been following for 20+ years. I have seen losing to Canada before eid, I have seen Sri lankan batsmans scoring 100 and retiring one after one in a test match. I have seen making 58 and 78 in our home at the the WC. I have seen losing to a picnic HK side at T20 WC at home.

But I dont think I ever felt this dejected after losing yesterday...

Its not because we lost to Afg its because what the future holds for us after 18 years in top level cricket. no future player we can hope on. one becon of hope we had in the fizz is declining. he only looks good as others suck so much. wheres a new comer team like Afg have at least one if not two soon to be future great spinners .

I wish I did something significant instead of wasting time with this pathetic team.
You could of.....

explored the world
gotten a PhD
Learnt a new language
Completed another Bachelors
Gotten married
Gotten divorced
Bought a new car
Started a family
Bought a house
Do stuff on your bucket list.
Went on a cruise
Started a business
Had kids


But you choose to follow BD cricket.
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Old June 5, 2018, 10:30 PM
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16 years+ and im only 21. Life sucks being Bd fan
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Old June 5, 2018, 11:21 PM
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I see shades of myself, every time I watch Bangladesh play....I don't think thats a good thing.
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Around 16 years.

Seriously started in 2009
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Old June 6, 2018, 12:30 AM
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T20 cricket is very dumb cricket. It has some entertainment value in the right setting i suppose. And cricket is a very poor sport to follow due the amount of time it takes for a match.

It's a waste of time. TBH i didn't feel anything, it was expected. Nor would I have felt joy had BD won. i watched few overs out of habit.
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About 15 years properly
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Old June 6, 2018, 01:12 AM
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Around 16 years.

Seriously started in 2009
You mean 9.
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Old June 6, 2018, 05:28 AM
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5-10 years, maybe still have enough juice for a few more years.
You said you started in 2014...that's 4 years

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20~ years
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Old June 6, 2018, 05:42 AM
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I have been following Bangladesh for more than 20 years.

Ofcourse it has never been easy supporting the team due to the numerous amount of failures. However it has also given me moments of joy as well.

However I will remain being a supporter through thick and thin because after all its the only major competitive sport that Bangladesh is a regular participant of. People might think I might be wasting my time, but I feel I can never detach myself from following the team as I have been following them for so many years.

TBH We have come along way and are now capable of putting up a team which the opponents take more seriously. We have been in some finals as well. InshahAllah I hope our team sees out this bad phase and rise again.

Dont let the hope die and keep the faith
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Old June 6, 2018, 06:16 AM
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You said you started in 2014...that's 4 years

....

20~ years
My bad....I thought title said cricket in general, I followed Aus back in 09, but BD in 2014.

So 9 yrs following cricket, 4 yrs following BD.
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My bad....I thought title said cricket in general, I followed Aus back in 09, but BD in 2014.

So 9 yrs following cricket, 4 yrs following BD.
title clearly says how long have you been following Bangladesh cricket
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Old June 6, 2018, 06:36 AM
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title clearly says how long have you been following Bangladesh cricket
Yeah I noticed... My bad.
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Old June 6, 2018, 07:37 AM
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this thread reminds me I am getting old
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Old June 6, 2018, 08:17 AM
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I think I started following Bangladeshi Cricket since 94 ICC Trophy when our archrival Kenya knocked us out from 2nd round. My dad used to get club tickets and I used to go to stadium with my elder cousins. It was mostly Bangladesh vs any other A teams.

I used to read the sports page from top to bottom of our daily newspaper. Can't forget the sweet revenge we took against Kenya with the help of rain in 97 ICC Torphy, Lipu/Farooq's failed attempts, then AKram Khan's gr8 captaincy, Bashar's taking it forward, the rise of Norail Express, Ashrafool - the wonder kid, the sensation of Shakib, Tamim - the explosive batsman - I enjoyed everything.

I had a blackout period (2004-10) during my coming to Canada for my post-secondary studies. Couldn't follow BAN cricket during that period as much as I used to back home.
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Started to follow BD cricket from 2003/4. Back in those days, I didn’t have internet access.
Use to keep up to date with teletext than bbc red button (interactive service).

My first match on TV was the Australia Vs Bangladesh (Cardiff), it was on free to air channel.
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Old June 6, 2018, 08:57 AM
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Ya people are way too old.
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Ya people are way too old.
How old are u?
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Women's cricket - For years!

BD Men's cricket - since last year (2017)
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Women's cricket - For years!

BD Men's cricket - since last year (2017)
And the youths?
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