Enamul Haque Jnr

[Hammy]

Just to let you know, Enamul's playing at an English club this year called Guisborough CC.

I will post match score-cards so you guys can see how he's getting on. His first game is tomorrow vs Darialington who have Rajin Saleh playing for them.

[Baundule]

Looking forward to it.

[lamisa]

you are an angel! thanks a lot. looking forward to it

[roman]

Nice...hope to see many more playing there..

[Tiger444]

Thanks a lot Hammy! Appreciate it! Good to see Enamul and Rajin are not slacking around and are looking to further improve their games. I believe both still have a lot to offer in tests. Rajin's toughness and grittiness is needed in our test fold. Enamul no doubt should be back as well. In my opinion, he's still our 2nd best test spinner behind Shakib. He's definitely a much better spinner then Razzak in tests. Hope he comes back soon.

[Banglaguy]

What happened to Rajin?

[MarufH]

good for him.

[Murad]

Last time kon team er hoye khelsilo she?

[Farhan_98]

Please can you also update us on Mehrab Hossain Jnr if possible because he is playing for Blythe CC

[darkFalgun]

Originally Posted by Tiger444
Thanks a lot Hammy! Appreciate it! Good to see Enamul and Rajin are not slacking around and are looking to further improve their games. I believe both still have a lot to offer in tests. Rajin's toughness and grittiness is needed in our test fold. Enamul no doubt should be back as well. In my opinion, he's still our 2nd best test spinner behind Shakib. He's definitely a much better spinner then Razzak in tests. Hope he comes back soon.

Beat me to this one. Exactly my thoughts. Both of them esp Enam is a must in the test arena. Still fondly remember how he starred in our first ever test victory against Zimbabwe and bowled perhaps the best delivery ever by any BD bowler taking Michael Clarke's wicket in Fatulla. His attacking instincts makes him more of a longer version customer than Razzaq whose more economic style with seldom armors are limited to limited over success. As for Rajin Saleh, I prefer him for ODI as well if the much anticipated moves of Kapali or Shuvagoto at no. 4 doesnt work out.

[Avik]

i dunno, but enamul always seemed the proper test left arm spinner to me. big turn, attacking, flights the ball. he was a viable option over razzak any day. even more now that we dnt have a good attack in test matches. and as he has played test cricket before against top nations, he shud be tried out again before giving any new recruits a test debut.

[Tiger444]

^Agreed 100%.

[Tiger444]

Originally Posted by darkFalgun
Beat me to this one. Exactly my thoughts. Both of them esp Enam is a must in the test arena. Still fondly remember how he starred in our first ever test victory against Zimbabwe and bowled perhaps the best delivery ever by any BD bowler taking Michael Clarke's wicket in Fatulla. His attacking instincts makes him more of a longer version customer than Razzaq whose more economic style with seldom armors are limited to limited over success. As for Rajin Saleh, I prefer him for ODI as well if the much anticipated moves of Kapali or Shuvagoto at no. 4 doesnt work out.

Disagree that Rajin should be tried out in ODIs. Him taking so long to settle in at the crease builds up pressure on the other end. Similar to what Rokibul does. We have better options then him in ODIs. In tests, however we still lack players with solid temperament and technique so he should still play tests.

[Ajfar]

http://www.acecricketexchange.co.uk/players2011.htm

[Rabz]

So, whats the update ?

[idrinkh2O]

Originally Posted by bangladesh_sy


http://www.acecricketexchange.co.uk/players2011.htm

Indeed a great news!!!

[Hammy]

http://nysdl.play-cricket.com/scoreb...sp?id=11262814

[riankhan]

Its amazing how you dig these stories in BC

[Banglaguy]

Btw, how did everyone score runs of no balls
Rajin Saleh ct Martin Hood b Enamul Haq 35 0 0 0
Doug Mulholland LBW b Chris Nicholls 25 0 0 0
liam coates st Daniel Allinson b Enamul Haq 0 0 0 0
James Dobson + LBW b Stu MacKay 12 0 0 0
Simon Lee Not Out 37 0 0 0
Simon Whitehead b Stu MacKay 19 0 0 0
Matthew Wheeler st Daniel Allinson b Richard Dunn 6 0 0 0
Daniel Morgans b Stu MacKay 5 0 0 0
Peter Armstrong * Not Out 6 0 0 0

[beshideshi]

Originally Posted by riankhan
Its amazing how you dig these stories in BC

Only in BC will you find these games and these infos, and the explanation why I love this site so much.

[Hammy]

Originally Posted by Banglaguy
Btw, how did everyone score runs of no balls
Rajin Saleh ct Martin Hood b Enamul Haq 35 0 0 0
Doug Mulholland LBW b Chris Nicholls 25 0 0 0
liam coates st Daniel Allinson b Enamul Haq 0 0 0 0
James Dobson + LBW b Stu MacKay 12 0 0 0
Simon Lee Not Out 37 0 0 0
Simon Whitehead b Stu MacKay 19 0 0 0
Matthew Wheeler st Daniel Allinson b Richard Dunn 6 0 0 0
Daniel Morgans b Stu MacKay 5 0 0 0
Peter Armstrong * Not Out 6 0 0 0

The information entered by Darlington was limited. They didn't input 'balls faced' '4's '6's' etc, just the result, runs scored by each batsman and bowling figures.

[Banglaguy]

Originally Posted by Hammy
The information entered by Darlington was limited. They didn't input 'balls faced' '4's '6's' etc, just the result, runs scored by each batsman and bowling figures.

Yeah I know. Btw, what has happened to Rajin? Is he not in national contention anymore?

[Rabz]

So, Rajin falls to Enamul, who had a sort of good outing, 2 wickets and 15 runs.

Rajin's 35 isn't a bad score.

[Zunaid]

Thanks Hammy!

A cleaner version of the scorecard:

Darlington CC - 1st XI vs Guisborough CC - 1st XI

• Results
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Result: Darlington CC - 1st XI Win Draw 6
Date: Sat 14th May 2011
Start Time: 13:30
Ground: Feethams
Type: League : Premier
Scoring: Standard
Toss: Guisborough CC - 1st XI won the toss and decided to bowl

Darlington CC - 1st XI

			R	B	4s	6s
Rajin Saleh	ct Martin Hood	b Enamul Haq	35	0	0	0
Doug Mulholland	LBW	b Chris Nicholls	25	0	0	0
liam coates	st Daniel Allinson	b Enamul Haq	0	0	0	0
James Dobson +	LBW	b Stu MacKay	12	0	0	0
Simon Lee	Not Out		37	0	0	0
Simon Whitehead		b Stu MacKay	19	0	0	0
Matthew Wheeler	st Daniel Allinson	b Richard Dunn	6	0	0	0
Daniel Morgans		b Stu MacKay	5	0	0	0
Peter Armstrong *	Not Out		6	0	0	0
Alex Deuchar	Did Not Bat
Andrew Peacock	Did Not Bat
Extras	( 8b 3lb )		11
Total	(7 wickets, 50 overs)		156

Fall Of Wickets

37-1 Doug Mulholland (Rajin Saleh*); 48-2 liam coates (Rajin Saleh*);
75-3 Rajin Saleh (James Dobson*); 85-4 James Dobson (Simon Lee*);
123-5 Simon Whitehead (Simon Lee*); 134-6 Matthew Wheeler (Simon Lee*);
147-7 Daniel Morgans (Simon Lee*); -8 ;
-9 ; -10 ;

* = notout batsman,
Bowling

	O	M	R	W	Nb	Wd
Chris Nicholls	17	5	21	1	0	0
Ryan Murray	2	0	16	0	0	0
Enamul Haq	17	5	51	2	0	0
Stu MacKay	8	0	26	3	0	0
Richard Dunn	6	0	31	1	0	0

Guisborough CC - 1st XI

			R	B	4s	6s
Martin Hood	LBW	b Doug Mulholland	13	0	0	0
Richard Dunn *	ct Simon Lee	b Alex Deuchar	16	0	0	0
Jonathan Spillane		b Alex Deuchar	7	0	0	0
James Lines	LBW	b Peter Armstrong	6	0	0	0
Graham Murray	LBW	b Alex Deuchar	19	0	0	0
Jonathan Coates	ct Doug Mulholland	b Alex Deuchar	10	0	0	0
Ryan Murray	ct Rajin Saleh	b Peter Armstrong	0	0	0	0
Enamul Haq	ct Matthew Wheeler	b Doug Mulholland	15	0	0	0
Daniel Allinson	Not Out		28	0	0	0
Stu MacKay	LBW	b Doug Mulholland	5	0	0	0
Chris Nicholls	Not Out		1	0	0	0
Extras	( 3w 1nb )		4
Total	(9 wickets, 50 overs)		124

Fall Of Wickets

29-1 Richard Dunn (Martin Hood*); 31-2 Martin Hood (Jonathan Spillane*);
37-3 Jonathan Spillane (James Lines*); 46-4 James Lines (Graham Murray*);
63-5 Jonathan Coates (Graham Murray*); 66-6 Ryan Murray (Graham Murray*);
76-7 Graham Murray (Enamul Haq*); 95-8 Enamul Haq (Daniel Allinson*);
119-9 Stu MacKay (Daniel Allinson*); -10 ;

* = notout batsman,
Bowling

	O	M	R	W	Nb	Wd
Doug Mulholland	16	6	28	3	0	0
Alex Deuchar	17	3	50	4	0	0
Peter Armstrong	14	5	32	2	0	0
liam coates	3	0	14	0	0	0

[Hammy]

He bowled very well, there was little turn from the pitch. Rajin tried to sweep Enamul and got caught.