Jahurul - how long he will be overlooked? - Page 3

jisaan · #51 March 11, 2010, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Tiger Manc
hmmm, it seems strange that you started this thread, whilst at the same time the whole Raqibul debacle was going on, and 4 hours later news broke out Raqibul quit and Jahurul was in the squad.

i am his lucky charm...

jisaan · #52 March 11, 2010, 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by AsifTheManRahman
Well he got his chance. With his record, he is bound to get a few games in the near future even if not in the current series. With Raqib gone, Ash struggling and Zunaed and Aftab being themselves, this is his opportunity to make one of the middle order positions his own. He will have only himself to blame if he fails.

he will get his chance if only nayeem fails. i am BIG fan of nayeem. he seems to have that big match temperament. his only innings in NCL this season was of 123n.o.

if things go right for him, then he could be our new Mahmudullah. but, he must improve on his bowling

*AsifTheManRahman* · #53 March 11, 2010, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by jisaan
he will get his chance if only nayeem fails. i am BIG fan of nayeem. he seems to have that big match temperament. his only innings in NCL this season was of 123n.o.

if things go right for him, then he could be our new Mahmudullah. but, he must improve on his bowling

Nayeem is really a middle order batsman. It's pathetic how they make him bat at #8 and leave him out of the Test XI. I kind of get the feeling that if they let him bat in the middle order in Tests, he will have a pretty long and successful career. In Tamim, Mushy, Nayeem, Riyad and Shakib we might find the right combination that will make us a decent batting side in the longer version. I'm hoping for Imrul to come good too.

The promotion of Mushy to #4 in ODIs tells me that the management is finally getting it. Hopefully they'll get the line-up right soon enough.

auntu · #54 March 11, 2010, 05:07 PM

^^ Naeem deserves to bat in the middle order.
It's his great opportunity to prove. I'm very much looking forward for that.

jisaan · #55 March 14, 2010, 03:26 AM

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Originally Posted by AsifTheManRahman
Nayeem is really a middle order batsman. It's pathetic how they make him bat at #8 and leave him out of the Test XI. I kind of get the feeling that if they let him bat in the middle order in Tests, he will have a pretty long and successful career. In Tamim, Mushy, Nayeem, Riyad and Shakib we might find the right combination that will make us a decent batting side in the longer version. I'm hoping for Imrul to come good too.

The promotion of Mushy to #4 in ODIs tells me that the management is finally getting it. Hopefully they'll get the line-up right soon enough.

Now we need a good-enough opener (imrul keeps on disappointing us) and a replacement of Aftab (Raquibul would've been a fantastic option).

Junaid might continue for a few more games.
and we must conclude that Razzak doesn't deserve to be in the test team. Enamul is stll far better than him

Sohel · #56 March 14, 2010, 03:36 AM

Omi (Jahurul), Shubhagoto, Rumman (Sabbir) and SR Shubho are all stylish batsmen and excellent prospects. Sadly the all have the tendency to brainfart like every other stylish Bangladeshi batsman in history. Given the gap between our domestic cricket and the highest level, these guys will have a better chance of sustaining success at the highest level through extensive A Team, NOT Academy/U19/U23, exposure. There is no other way to set them up for success and avoid the sort of revolving door, jodi-laigga-jay goading in our selectors have been doing since day one with virtually ZERO progress as a team.

How can we possibly develop team cohesion if these guys don't stay together, learn on the job and grow into international cricketers from the typical age of 27?

That being said, what do you do when guys like Imroze (Zunaed) fails to rectify his shoddy front foot technique and grip for 3 years, and Imrul is likely to fail more often than he's likely to succeed at this stage in his career?

Will these new guys do any better with greater consistency? I certainly hope so, but given the discrepancy between our domestic and the highest level of International cricket, my money won't be on them.

al-Sagar · #57 March 14, 2010, 03:56 AM

jahuruls test debut looks closer and close as imrul, junaed , aftab all candidates to make way for him

jisaan · #58 March 14, 2010, 04:20 AM

that's why, i wanted to see Jahurul against England in the 'A' team. he scored a 50 and a 100 for his team in the final, but it would've benefitted him (and us) more even if he could score a few runs against this england attack.

But this guy has played some cricket with good success in domestic cricket and players like imrul/junaid/aftab have been failing too regularly.

Thus, we are left with little option left than to try him or the likes of him (Farhad/Shamsur/Shuvagoto)

jisaan · #59 March 15, 2010, 07:06 AM

imrul has played well enough to gift jahurul a 'test cap'.

dark mage · #60 March 15, 2010, 07:45 AM

I dont get why Imrul has been unsuccesful in Tests when he is quite succesful in the One-Days?

Nafi · #61 March 15, 2010, 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by dark mage
I dont get why Imrul has been unsuccesful in Tests when he is quite succesful in the One-Days?

technical deficiency

*AsifTheManRahman* · #62 March 15, 2010, 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Nafi
technical deficiency

Yeah. He's horrible against the short stuff - doesn't get behind the ball and doesn't keep his eyes on it. In ODI's the two-bouncer rule saves his buttocks.

Tiger Manc · #63 March 15, 2010, 11:18 AM

I want to see Jahurul in the 2nd Test instead of Aftab. I don't know what Aftab was doing there in the first place.

auntu · #64 March 15, 2010, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Nafi
technical deficiency

He has to settle this probe as quick as possible.
Otherwise dark future for him in Test.

jisaan · #65 March 15, 2010, 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Tiger Manc
I want to see Jahurul in the 2nd Test instead of Aftab. I don't know what Aftab was doing there in the first place.

the way imrul has been batting, it is hard to trust him even for a few deliveries
aftab, at least, can survive a few nasty ones. in fact, it is spin that has been his major weakness. but, not in my wildest dreams, i would predict him a long-time solution @no.4.

thus, until someone else steps up, we might continue with him.

on the other hand, jahurul scored majority of his runs as an opener. getting him in as an opener would be a far better idea.

mufi_02 · #66 October 31, 2013, 04:43 PM

clemon indoor taroka jahurul played a fantastic knock today. 89 off 105 balls. ki bolen asif da. 3rd ODI te dhukaiya dewa jay naki? For how long will he be over looked?

edit:link - http://digicricket.marssil.com/match...op=2&match=490

*AsifTheManRahman* · #67 October 31, 2013, 04:47 PM

Ta ja bolecho bhai, ebar mone hoy kono Mokhles e Jahirul ke jatio daul (not to confuse with dail) e dhuka (not to confuse with dhoka) theke atkate parbe na.

mufi_02 · #68 October 31, 2013, 04:54 PM

khaise re khaise. i just noticed kayes scored 104 off 94 balls in the same match. SR 110.64, 10 fours, 5 sixes.

http://digicricket.marssil.com/match...op=2&match=490