10 selected for Sahara-BCB camp

[M.H.Rubel]

The Bangladesh Cricket Board selected 10 cricketers for the Sahara-BCB National Cricket Academy preparation camp to be held from August 8 to 14.

The selected players have been requested to report at the Sahara-BCB National Cricket Academy at 5:00pm on Tuesday.

The players are Sanjamul Islam, Nazmul Hossain Opu, Mahmudul Hasan, Mysukur Rahman, Shaker Ahmed, Shabbir Rahaman, Kamrul Islam Rabbi, Fazle Rabbi Mahmud, Tanbir Hyder Khan and Tasamul Hoque.
Source : Daily Star

[nadim 98]

Make sense for such a small number as most of the young talents are either playing in India or in U19 WC.

[M.H.Rubel]

McInnes' first assignment starts August 8

Mohammad Isam

August 4, 2012
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Richard McInnes' first assignment as head coach of Bangladesh's National Cricket Academy will be to oversee a week-long training camp starting August 8. Ten cricketers have been selected to take part in the camp.


Batsmen Fazle Mahmud, Tasamul Haque and Myshukur Rahman, allrounders Mahmudul Hasan and Sabbir Rahman, left-arm spinners Shaker Ahmed, Sanjamul Islam, Nazmul Islam, leg-spinner Tanveer Haider and seamer Kamrul Islam Rabbi are the available cricketers in the country since Bangladesh A and the Under-19s side are currently playing abroad.

All ten selected cricketers were part of the Academy squad that toured South Africa last year under McInnes' predecessor Ross Turner.

"He [McInnes] will work with ten players of the Academy who are currently available for a week," BCB's game development manager Nazmul Abedin said. "Later when others from the A team and the Under-19 team arrive, whoever is selected will join the Academy squad."

The Academy's first assignment of the year will be a four-day game against the touring West Indies High Performance team from September 16 to 19 in Khulna's Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium. The visitors will also take on Bangladesh A in another four-day match, three one-day games and two Twenty20s thereafter.

Source : Cricinfo

[Sohel]

Myshkuur? GOD save us from Rajin 2.0 + DaRok 3.0

[crikss]

Originally Posted by Sohel NR
Myshkuur? GOD save us from Rajin 2.0 + DaRok 3.0

I think he can offer better service in the longer version and yea his strike rate is kinda slow because I remember he scored 65+ against Australia last year but played more than 100 balls.

[Gowza]

pretty decent 10 i'd say...good to see sanjamul, mahmudul, shaker, shabbir, Kamrul, fazle and tasamul in there. although why no al-amin? should be developing him but doesn't seem to be on their radar...same with babu

[nadim 98]

Originally Posted by Gowza
pretty decent 10 i'd say...good to see sanjamul, mahmudul, shaker, shabbir, Kamrul, fazle and tasamul in there. although why no al-amin? should be developing him but doesn't seem to be on their radar...same with babu

A. Babu is with the A team, who is just warming up on the bench

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[playmaker]

Originally Posted by nadim 98
A. Babu is with the A team, who is just warming up on the bench

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Pacha na gorom korle jibone boro howa jai na bujchen bhai?

[al Furqaan]

surprising to see al-amin continuing to be absent. there must be some politics going on.

[Sohel]

I've seen him play. He looks "compact" but sucks in terms of sighting the ball. Like the painfully limited crappy players he has been cloned from, he's another perfect crap player just waiting to get bowled and LBWed. These types of guys make you hate the game you love and wonder about the fanboys who think of them as international cricket material.