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#26
October 7, 2010, 01:30 AM
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Good luck Tigers.
Rain is the only thing thats standing right now between you and a win. Hope it clears out by this evening so can you have another kiwsi feast on Friday.
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#29
October 7, 2010, 02:04 AM
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খাইসে আমারে! চাচামিয়া সাবকে ম্যাচ সুতা পাকাতে হলো!
এই বয়সে এতো কষ্ট দেয়া তার উপর নামের বানান সংক্রান্ত বালখিল্যতা! সহ্য হয়? 
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﴾اَلَاۤ اِنَّ اَوۡلِيَآءَ اللّٰهِ لَا خَوۡفٌ عَلَيۡهِمۡ وَلَا هُمۡ يَحۡزَنُوۡنَ ۖ ۚ ﴿۶۲ "Listen, the friends of Allah shall have no fear, nor shall they grieve" (Yunus: 62)
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#30
October 7, 2010, 02:15 AM
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Shahriar Nafees
Jahurul Islam Junaid Siddiqui Musfiqur Rahim + Shakib Al Hasan 3 Md Riyad 6 Naeem Islam 6 Shafiul Islam 1 Dollar Mahmud/Syed Rasel 2 Abdur Razzak 4 Rubel Hossain 5 I wouldn't let Imrul get anywhere near the XI. I wish I could drop Riyad and Naeem as well, as they're completely clueless now and lost it. But now that there is no option left, they should just be ordered to play aggressively, if they go in to bat around 35 overs. Naeem only knows one way, that used to be slogging, he should get back to that. Riyad can build an innings and still have a good SR. I miss the old Riyad+ Naeem. I wish I could drop Razzak, but instead I will drop Rokibul. Nothing against him, just a team combo issue. If he bats, Rahim bats too low, and that's a huge issue. Rahim needs to bat at #4. Rokibul can't and shouldn't bat anywhere else but 4. So it's either Rahim or Rock. Though I highly doubt they will change the "winning combo", but what you think?
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#31
October 7, 2010, 02:24 AM
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NO MORE FREAKISH INJURIES: Bangladesh bowling coach Ian Pont (C) has a tough task ahead to find injury replacements before the second one-dayer on Friday. Here the Englishman comes out with his two yet-to-be-fit pacers Shafiul Islam (R) and Rubel Hossain after having an indoor practice session at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur yesterday. PHOTO: ANISUR RAHMAN - The Daily Star
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#33
October 7, 2010, 03:14 AM
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#36
October 7, 2010, 05:28 AM
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The weather forecast doesn't looks good at all!! Hardly chance of play tomorrow.
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#38
October 7, 2010, 05:57 AM
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1. Abir: will look good initially and quickly go past 30 with 1 or 2 streaky shots, then Mofees time as usual.
2. Bhimrul Omar Belim 2.0: will throw his wicket away at 25 max. 3. Junaid Imroze Saleh 3.0: will go past 50 after painfully reaching 35. 4. Natok-Raj Pathor Saleh 2.0: painful 25 with accidental singles and a streaky 4 or two, then exposed in all of his glorious limitations. 5. Shakib "the only man" Al Hasan: will reach 100 if he manages to get past that cursed 96. 2 to 5 wickets and outstanding field placement. 6. GoBoy: may reach 50+ if he doesn't throw his wicket away in the 30s. Will drop a catch and blow a stumping. 7. Jahurul Omi: Riyader bhat marar chance with 35+. Will drop a catch. 8. Nayeem: will try to make amends with the bat but is likely to fail like Rokon used to. One big shot and then Khoda Hafez. Will have a couple of good and a couple of shite overs. 9. Shuhash: will score valuable runs and bowl well. 10. Nostrilamous "all rounder" Rex: 50-50 chance the prototypical Hudmah will deliver an acceptable performance without chucking. 100% certainty he'll fail with the bat, fail once again as a fielder while the ball continues to find him no matter where he is, and fail to bowl 6 solid deliveries in a row during any of his overs and spells. 11. RBX: will bowl a good 3rd over. Maybe lethal in the middle overs. Moyna will win it again for us InshAllah ... 
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#39
October 7, 2010, 06:27 AM
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Bismillah. Good luck tiger. I am happy the thread is opened by Zunaid Bhai. No disrespect to shakibrulz at least you keep your 100% record
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#40
October 7, 2010, 06:41 AM
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IKhule geche. Great. I will watch every ball tomorrow, but the pace bowling looks so weak, i'm not sure we will win tomorrow. But lets see, who does the miracle tomorrow.
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#41
October 7, 2010, 07:09 AM
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Good luck Bangladesh.
Weather Forecasts: http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/1292 Thundery Shower http://weather.cnn.com/weather/forec...e=433252486280 Thunder Storm http://news.sky.com/skynews/Weather Thundery Shower, cloud, cloud & finally http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/...aforecast.html Thundery Shower Guys I think we are safe to assume that the second ODI will be cancelled without a ball bowled.
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#44
October 7, 2010, 08:29 AM
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Looks like weather's might gonna come in our way to hunt the clueless Kiwis.
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#46
October 7, 2010, 09:09 AM
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kayes
nafees jahirul raquibul shakib mushfiq mahmudullah naeem/dolar razzak shafiul rubel kayes,raquibul,mushfiq need to accelerate their innings.These 3 along with junaed have SR of 50 only,they are playing ODI not TEST.And mushfiq & mahmudullah lost their wickets cheaply at crucial stage of the match playing foolishy.so that i dropped junaed and included jahirul who is very good in building partnerships and accelerating the innings.A score of 270 can be very easily achieved by this sqad,if all the players contribute.I want shafiul & rubel make a strong comeback after the rest.
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October 7, 2010, 09:42 AM
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Bangladesh v New Zealand, 2nd ODI, Mirpur
Opportunity for Bangladesh to push ahead The Preview by Nitin Sundar October 7, 2010 Text size: A | A Match Facts Friday, October 8, Mirpur Start time 9:30am (03.30 GMT)
The Big Picture While the cricketing world had its eyes firmly focused on the riveting action from Mohali, Bangladesh were quietly adding a chapter to their own history in overcast Mirpur. Their victory against New Zealand in the first ODI was their 13th against top opposition. Seven of those wins have come in the last two years and, though the list includes three wins against a depleted-by-dispute West Indies, it indicates a progressive improvement in Bangladesh's consistency. While they are capable of the occasional flash of brilliance, Bangladesh's problem has been their inability to build on the winning momentum. Barring those three games in the West Indies, they have never managed to string two upsets on the trot. The euphoria of their other famous win this year, against England in Bristol, quickly evaporated when they were squarely thumped in the following game. Can Bangladesh buck that trend and hold on to their early lead in this series? Heavy rain is forecast over the next few days in Bangladesh, so much so that the National League matches scheduled to start on Sunday have been rescheduled. Even though Bangladesh haven't managed to string together two wins on the trot against strong opposition, the weather could help them enter the third match of the series with a 1-0 lead. This is not the first time New Zealand have started a bilateral series in Bangladesh with defeat. In 2008-09, they managed to reverse the scoreline with convincing wins in the two remaining games. This series, being a five-match affair, gives them even more elbow room, but that does not mean Daniel Vettori will take Tuesday's defeat lightly. Despite his singling out Shakib Al Hasan as a threat, New Zealand seemed without a plan against Bangladesh's talisman allrounder in both departments. Vettori has said the tour of the subcontinent will give his side an advantage when the World Cup comes, but another defeat here will only create self-doubt ahead of tougher tests in India. Form guide (five latest completed matches, starting with most recent) New Zealand: LLLWW Bangladesh: WLWLL Watch out for... Despite their middle order's stumble against spin, New Zealand were in the game as long as Ross Taylor was at the crease. Bangladesh did well to deny him boundaries, and his dismissal, going for his favourite slog-sweep, tilted the balance in the hosts' favour. Taylor is unlikely to perish twice on the trot to his pet shot, but can he find a way past the spinners' stranglehold to make it productive? Shahriar Nafees returned to the ODI side after over two years, but his touch and timing at the top of the order suggested he had never been away. With 1892 runs in 61 ODIs, Nafees is sixth in the list of highest run-scorers for Bangladesh, but of all their batsmen to have scored over 1000 runs, he has the highest average. Bangladesh can do with stability at the top, and Nafees, along with the currently-injured Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes, can give them a formidable top three. Team news Bangladesh will be without their first-choice seamers, Mashrafe Mortaza and Nazmul Hussain, who picked injuries during the first match. The squad is, however, not short of fast-bowling options. Left-arm seamer Syed Rasel will expect to make the cut, while the remaining spot could be a toss-up between Rubel Hossain and Shafiul Islam. Bangladesh (possible): 1 Imrul Kayes, 2 Shahriar Nafees, 3 Junaid Siddique, 4 Raqibul Hasan, 5 Shakib Al Hasan (capt), 6 Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), 7 Mahmudullah, 8 Naeem Islam, 9 Abdur Razzak, 10 Rubel Hossain / Shafiul Islam, 11 Syed Rasel Grant Elliott, BJ Watling and Shanan Stewart contributed two runs between them, in a passage of play that cost New Zealand the opening game. Kane Williamson should expect a call-up, but he is coming off a forgettable streak himself. Daryl Tuffey could be in line to replace Andy McKay whose nine overs went for 51 in the opening game. New Zealand (possible): 1 Jesse Ryder, 2 Brendon McCullum (wk), 3 Ross Taylor, 4 Grant Elliott, 5, 6 Kane Williamson / BJ Watling / Shannan Stewart, 7 Daniel Vettori (capt), 8 Nathan McCullum, 9 Kyle Mills, 10 Tim Southee, 11 Daryl Tuffey Stats and trivia
Nitin Sundar is a sub-editor at Cricinfo 
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