Latest Score: Bangladeshis v. WICB XI, St. Vincent

[WI2debone]

So what's the latest score ..... hey Tosh!!!

[Carte Blanche]

106-6 (33 Overs)

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[WI2debone]

Thanx Carte Blanche

[Carte Blanche]

y/w

[EngWIndian]

Originally posted by Carte Blanche
106-6 (33 Overs)

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106-6? only 30 runs to go

[kerriluvswindies]

Originally posted by Carte Blanche
106-6 (33 Overs)

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Look on the bright side. Bangladesh haven't lost any more wickets. Still the same six.

[tosh]

Originally posted by WI2debone
So what's the latest score ..... hey Tosh!!!

Hey WI2debone. I'm depending on this site for update now is that pathetic or what. I'm very much appreciative of gettig the updates here, thxs guys

[Zobair]

Ideally we shouldnot lose anymore wickets. However, I have a feeling we will lose chacha's wicket (hope I am wrong!). If that does happen please let it be after we get to 120 odd!

[WI2debone]

Originally posted by tosh

Hey WI2debone. I'm depending on this site for update now is that pathetic or what. I'm very much appreciative of gettig the updates here, thxs guys

Same here Tosh ..... WICB should shut down that site!!!!!!

I'm just grateful I can follow the game somehow. At least I'll be able to see the ODIs and Tests live .... so no worries there!!!

[Carte Blanche]

CricHorizon, Be patient please. I can't bug them every other minute asking for scores. John Gloster is with the team in the dressing room now, so I've to ask around the WICB officials, or the ground management. They've been nice so far.

[Edited on 12-5-2004 by Carte Blanche]

[BD Tigers]

I think Chacha will be the MoM of this game. Go Old Tiger

[WI2debone]

Pompous ..... hopefully they can pull it off .... tense times!!! If Bang loses a wicket it can set them back or start the slide!!!!

[reverse_swing]

I also think so

[WI2debone]

Carte Blanche you're doing a good job ..... post when you have an update!!!

[Ahmed_B]

Originally posted by Carte Blanche
CricHorizon, Be patient please. I can't bug them every other minute asking for scores. John Gloster is with the team in the dressing room now, so I've to ask around the WICB officials, or the ground management. They've been nice so far.

you r simpldy doing fabulous!!!... .. i typed those querries before the score update... sorry!

[Edited on 12-5-2004 by crickethorizon]

[kerriluvswindies]

Tosh, it's kerricutie. I see you've made it.

[WI2debone]

Originally posted by kerriluvswindies
Tosh, it's kerricutie. I see you've made it.

Eh eh ... well lookie lookie!!! Invasion fuh true!!!!!

[Zobair]

WI2debone! thank you for the kind words you are a true diplomat :P Hope you are enjoying your stay here. Can you give me some idea baout this Dwight Washington dude?

[EngWIndian]

Originally posted by pompous
WI2debone! thank you for the kind words you are a true diplomat :P Hope you are enjoying your stay here. Can you give me some idea baout this Dwight Washington dude?

Very Tall

[chinaman]

Guys, please do not ask for updates. CB and oracle has been doing a tremendous job bringing in the scores periodically. Yes, we love to get up-to-the-minute updates. But we got to understand the reality.

I'd request you to discuss the progress & various aspect of the game and may be possible outcome instead. You do your part and they will their's.

[Ahmed_B]

Originally posted by WI2debone
Pompous ..... hopefully they can pull it off .... tense times!!! If Bang loses a wicket it can set them back or start the slide!!!!

yo WI fans... u got any idea about how good are BD's painful tail-enders in frustrating the bowlers of any best side??

[Nascer]

great job, Carte!

[EngWIndian]

to pompous

From WICB

A TALL, gangling fast bowler, standing at six feet, six inches, Washington captured 20 wickets at a decent average of 22 runs apiece in seven first-class matches for the West Indies Development 'B' team in the 2004 Carib Beer Series.

Only 20 years old, the former Jamaica youth team pacer, has been fast-tracked into the West Indies squad by the regional selectors, who named him among the 16 players for the preparatory training camp in Jamaica ahead of the England tour.

His immaculate and probing line and length, complemented by his ability to generate bounce from a high action and straight approach to the wickets, are his greatest assets.

He did not reap big rewards in the Carib Cup with his best performance being three for 23 but in almost every innings he bowled, he got at least two batsmen out but the selectors believe he has the attributes that can be harnessed.

Washington is a graduate of the Shell Cricket Academy.

[Edited on 12-5-2004 by EngWIndian]

[kerriluvswindies]

Originally posted by WI2debone

Eh eh ... well lookie lookie!!! Invasion fuh true!!!!!

Hi WI2debone. You start it. lol

[RazabQ]

Think about it...

Our positive stereotypes - warm, whole hearted people, quick to a smile, always ready to extend the welcome mat, die-hard fans for a cause

Our negative steretypes - emotional to a fault, prefer to "addafy" or "lime" over hard word, prone to disorganization.

At this point, the cricket teams are alike as well:
Batting - talent is there but indisciplined and prone to shots w/o footwork.

Bowling - whole hearted and honest, but lacking just that class. Also penetrativeness of attack is somewhat one-dimensional - spin for Bdesh, pace- for Windies.

Even ethnically, brown and black are just a few shades of melanin apart.

My conclusion? Pass the lemonade maan... We mates ... Ahen bhai ek kaap cha khaan, shuk-dukher kotha koi.