Tour schedule of Bangladesh "A" team's England tour

[shovon13]

well playing in england definitely will help even an in form player. its gives you invaluable experience and confidence. then again, our cricketers have been playing a lot of cricket recently. perhaps a break wont be too bad for ash.

[Akib]

Great to see Enamul there. The pitches in England should be better for spinners about now... I hope he gets a bundle of wickets and bowl the batters right out of the pitch.

[Ahmed_B]

Originally posted by TheWatcher
Zimbabwe wants to host Bangladesh in October, right after India leaves the country. On the other hand, BCB wants to arrange a tri-series with Zim and Kenya in November in Bangladesh and arrange two Tests with Zim after that. Negotiation is going on.

Source please?

[TheWatcher]

Originally posted by Ahmed_B

Source please?

Just read today's Bangladeshi Dailies.

By the way, Nurul Abedin Nobel, elder brother of Nannu and another ex-national cricketer, is assigned as the assistant coach for the A-team.

-Janankantha Sports

[sunniath]

Does anybody know anything about Tareq Aziz?He played fews ODIs and did pretty well.But suddenly,he disappered from all sorts of BD teams ( BCB XI,A,etc...).

[Fortuner]

I want clear cut info on Bangladesh's upcomin series. I am clear bout the mathces of A team.

But

its all confusing whn it comes to the national team. We are Inshallah goin to SL for 2 test & 1 ODI but after that whtz it....r u going to Zim or Aus comin here and wht the hell is Asia Cup in between then...

Can ny1 plz tell me correctly how are series of our national team scheduled....is there a asia cup in feb...???

[TheWatcher]

Originally posted by lance_klusner
Can ny1 plz tell me correctly how are series of our national team scheduled....is there a asia cup in feb...???

September: Tour of SL, 2 Tests, 3 ODI's
14-26 February : Asia cup in Pakistan (grouped with SL and UAE)
March: Home series against SL, 2 Tests, 3 ODI's
April: Home series against Australia, 2 Tests, 3 ODI's

[TheWatcher]

Dates of Afro-Asia matches are declared-

"The matches will take place on August 17, 19 and 21 in either India or South Africa, and the countries involved have agreed to release their best players for these matches," Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) director Saleem Altaf told Reuters.

He said earnings from the matches, including the sale of television rights, would be shared by the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) and the African Cricket Association.

-Source

Hopefully 2-3 of our players will get to play those matches.

Edited on, July 4, 2005, 8:58 PM GMT, by TheWatcher.