BD vs Ireland, 2nd OD: Match Thread

[rana]

final news Bangladesh won by 54 runs

Irland 177 allout

source from:BBc SPORTS

Edited on, August 30, 2004, 6:40 PM GMT, by rana.

[bdmoderator]

[tipu_09]

Ireland beaten again
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/cricket/3612730.stm

[Mueid]

wooo hooo...gud job bangladesh...after waiting for sooo long..a gud news..
thanx rana..
54 runs..not a small margin

[AsifTheManRahman]

:fanfl ag:
:brav o:



extraordinary victory! really showed them! ekkere go hara haraisi...

aager matche amader dosh chilo na...target oneeek beshi chilo...

tai only 2 wickets win...

ei matche kintu ekkere dekhay disi....

Edited on, August 30, 2004, 6:47 PM GMT, by nasif.
Reason: emoticon fix

[mahbubH]

Thanks god. It was scary. We barely passed Ireland test. Scotland should not be big problem. Congrats.

[rana]

MAn of the match KHALED MASUD

[mahbubH]

Originally posted by rana
MAn of the match KHALED MASUD

source??

[rana]

Originally posted by sports_fan_bd

source??

i guss

[rassel]

two in a row! Can’t ask for anything else! Now we might have a real chance to upset either Indies or South African or could be both since both sucks now days.

[Navarene]

hahaha...chambers mamu is lucky enough not to be embarrassed by my call

A well deserve win! Tigers have just drawn a line between a test and an associate member

Edited on, August 30, 2004, 6:59 PM GMT, by Navarene.

[rana]

i don.t know who got how many wickets

[songsoptok]

Nice to see we win

[tansir]

I told y6ou guys...........ato tension kora bhalo na. Ireland er kase harbo ato baje team BD na.

[chinaman]

Originally posted by rana

i guss

Don't even think about it again. There is no room for misinformation. And this not the first time you did that.

[rana]

[quote]Originally posted by chinaman

Originally posted by rana

i guss

Don't even think about it again. There is no room for misinformation. And this not the first time you did that.

what do you mean ? i said i guss KHALED MASHUD man of the matchdid i say anything wrong

[TAIF]

well done boys, a rather convincing win.

[rana]

look chinman bhi don.t you know how to behave with other.


what ever i wrote there everyting were right news



Edited on, August 30, 2004, 7:07 PM GMT, by rana.

[betaar]

did you fuys read the report is BBC?

when will we ever get any credit for any little achievement?

BBC reported that yesterday's game was a close encounter where we squezzed home in the last ball, but they failed to mention how unfair the target was for BD due to D/L method.

I thought we did wonderfully yesterday, doesn't matter who you play against, when the RRR is over 6 it's always hard. You have to putaway each and every ball to score 6 runs an over.

Well done BD in both matches.

[paco]

A win is a win, so I'm not going to complain. Ireland is probably one of the strongest associate teams, and we beat 'em twice in their own backyard, which was unfamiliar to us. I'm more impressed with yesterdays performance because BD sustained a run rate of 6.4 for 32 overs.

I figure right now we're in the phase that Zimbabwe was in when they used to play in the ICC trophy - a bit better than any of the other associates, but not quite competitive at the top level. Kenya is probably at the same stage, but with Odumbe gone and Tikolo on the verge of retirement, Kenya may slump to obscurity soon.

[nihi]

Originally posted by Navarene
hahaha...chambers mamu is lucky enough not to be embarrassed by my call

A well deserve win! Tigers have just drawn a line between a test and an associate member

Edited on, August 30, 2004, 6:59 PM GMT, by Navarene.

Are you sure the guy on the other side wasn't Mr. Chambers?

[chinaman]

Originally posted by rana
MAn of the match KHALED MASUD

You wrote Masud was the man of the match. Only when someone asked for the source, you admitted it to your guesswork.

And again, you did similar things in the past. I don't wanna see it from you again.

If it is a guesswork, say so in the begining.

[rana]

Originally posted by chinaman

You wrote Masud was the man of the match. Only when someone asked for the source, you admitted it to your guesswork.

And again, you did similar things in the past. I don't wanna see it from you again.

If it is a guesswork, say so in the begining.

in the begining everybody did joke thats why i did a single joke

[allrounder]

http://www.sportinglife.com/cricket/...Nightlead.html

more report on this win.

[oracle]

Irishcricket

Gallery Bar One Day International At Limavady

Bangladesh 231/10 ( K Mashud 51*, M Rafique 42, M Ashruful 22, G Cooke 5-55, K Mc Callan 3-33, N Shoukat 2-32) beat Ireland 177/10 (J Bray 46, P Gillespie 29, K Mc Callan 22, K Mahmud 4-34, T Baisya 3-45, M Rafique 2-30) by 54 runs

Bangladesh have beaten Ireland for the 2nd time in two days at Limavady. Much like yesterday, it was a case of missed opportunities by the Irish. They had reduced Bangladesh to 116 for 6, and a vital catch went down, Johnny Bushe spilling a chance behind the stumps off Kyle Mc Callan. Mohammed Rafique was the benefactor - he had made 13, lucky for him in this case. At that stage Mc Callan had taken 3 wickets in an excellent display of off spin bowling. His victims were Ahmed, Rana and Saleh, two of them being beaten by a combination of flight and turn.

Gordon Cooke removed Javed Omar for 8, and Nazeer Shoukat then dismissed Ashruful for 22 and yesterday's centurion Iqbal for 10. The innings was resued by a 89 run 7th wikcet stand between Khaed Mashud 51 not out, and Mohammed Rafique who made 42. Gorodn Cooke polished off the tail to end up with 5 for 55. Mc Calland and Shoukat also were among the wickets taking 3 for 33 and 2 for 32 respectively in the Bangladesh score of 231.

In reply, Ireland were well placed at 130 for 4 with 17 overs remaining. However 3 wickets in the space of 2 overs effectively ended the game. Kyle Mc Callan went for 22, attempting a sweep off Rana. That ended a stand of 42 between him and Peter Gillespie. In the next over Gillespie was bowled by Tapash Baisya for 29 - 2 balls earlier Dom Joyce had been caught behind off the same bowler for 3. Jeremy Bray top scored for the Irish with 46 before being bowl by a quicker ball from Rafique.Khaled Mahmud finished with 4 for 34 and Tapash Baisya 3 for 45. However it was Mohammed Rafique who earned the Man of the Match award for his 42 and 2 wickets for 30.

Ireland coach Adrian Birrell was naturally disappointed after the game. "We didn't play to the standard we've set ourselves over the course of the 2 games. Our fielding was poor in both games and our bowlers didn't put the balls in the right places often enough. Full credit to Bangladesh who were very sharp, and took their chances. It's a sad end to what's been a good year for the team, with our wins over Surrey and the West Indies. Still, it's a good lesson to us with the ICC Trophy coming up next year. We can't afford to be complacent."



Edited on, August 30, 2004, 7:50 PM GMT, by oracle.