S Rajesh, what u wanna Say now??

[Morpheous]

Eki Sopno na Sotti??????!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think I am still under illusion after the game
Can say lot of things about the game....but the best one is Trash Talking between Tamim Iqbal and Munaf Patel after the Six. If any body knows plz post it.

Oh...one more thing I am dying to know.....whats the face of S Rajesh looks like now.....lol

[Rabz]

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[Carte Blanche]

Let's not stoop to the level of our naysayers now that our team made them eat their words. Let's be kind in our moment of glory.

[abdulw11]

Thats very childish djuice, but at the same time, very funny.

[djuice]

Originally Posted by abdulw11
Thats very childish djuice, but at the same time, very funny.

thnks, but the post was deleted..

[abdulw11]

Originally Posted by djuice
thnks, but the post was deleted..

Hardly surprising, though.

[Hatebreed]

Let our tigers respond in action, not words.

[djuice]

Originally Posted by Hatebreed
Let our tigers respond in action, not words.

Thwy have responded...

[Bengali Bum]

He should quit as a cricinfo editor. He is biased and don't follow the ethics of Journalism. this win is a teeth breaking response to some of his articles.
He should never call us "minnows" again. How can people call it an upset when we just beat NZ in the warm up and now India? We may even beat bigger teams as we go along. It's a new ear for Bangladesh starting with this world cup.

[pagol-chagol]

Rajesh has to update all his stats in all his previous article today. That must be a massive amount of work.

[Rubu]

S Rejesh, when you do the next stat article, can we have our stats filtered of india games please? We don't want to have stats against those kind of teams. It makes our numbers look too good and may make our young guns complacent.

[Sovik]

i won't mind if he leave out bangladesh. cause he has found a reason now.

[moula]

i think Rajesh will say now the matches that inida lost to bangladesh does not count, b/c it was an accident, so it would be a accident forgiveness (car insurance stuff) kinda thing in favor of india. darun ekta jukti hobe

amar haste haste pet fate jasse, rajesh er bortomon chehara kolpona kore

by the way i tried calling or online messaging my indian buddies, guess what they dont pick up

[JamesBond]

Originally Posted by moula

by the way i tried calling or online messaging my indian buddies, guess what they dont pick up

Same here buddy.. not even PAKI friends...lol

[ialbd]

Originally Posted by JamesBond
Same here buddy.. not even PAKI friends...lol

haha both my indian & paki friends will be avoiding me for few days . This victory earns respect for my country so I give []to them...

[moula]

Originally Posted by ialbd
haha both my indian & paki friends will be avoiding me for few days . This victory earns respect for my country so I give []to them...

what a feeling huh, own friend avoiding. but, i finally was able to be in contact with some indian friends as well as pakistani friends with the initial intension to "kata gaye nuner chita dite" . but, all of them congratulated me, so i was nice with them too. this is one of the proudest moment for me as a Bangladeshi. dont matter if we Win or lose, i am always proud be BANGLADESHI, but let us enjoy this magnificent time.

[Sovik]

his new article

http://content-uk.cricinfo.com/wc200...ry/285819.html

[sar2005]

Originally Posted by sovik
his new article

http://content-uk.cricinfo.com/wc200...ry/285819.html

He tried to dig out two records for Bangladesh

There were three Bangladesh batsmen who went past 50, making it only the second instance of three World Cup debutants scoring at least a half-century in an innings. The first instance was in the first game of the 1975 tournament, when Dennis Amiss, Keith Fletcher and Chris Old went past 50.

Mushfiqar Rahim made an unbeaten 59, in the process becoming the first Bangladesh wicketkeeper to score a half-century in World Cups.

[bdbazar_com]

I think Anand Vasu admits now.. rajesh will do too.

[JamesBond]

Hey Guys

I just read this on CI and they are pretty interesting.. have a look at them:p

Choking India in style
Bangladesh's fantastic five-wicket demolition of India at Port-of-Spain - their 34th ODI win but only their fifth against a top-tier team - was built upon some outstanding work by the bowlers and in the field. They bowled 199 dot balls - that's 33.1 overs of runless play. Even when India did get the ball away, it was mostly for singles and twos - Bangladesh only conceded 13 fours and one six in the entire Indian innings. In a particularly asphyxiating passage of play, they didn't concede a single boundary for 88 deliveries, from the 19th to the 33rd over - during that period they conceded just 43 runs as India's batsmen suffered another bout of strokelessness, a disease that had plagued them throughout the one-day series in West Indies last season.

Bangladesh's stand-out bowler was Mashrafe Mortaza, the Man of the Match. In 9.3 accurate and hostile overs, he gave the batsmen little breathing space. The amount of movement he managed was impressive, and so was his control over length - only eight of the 63 deliveries he bowled weren't on a good length. Sourav Ganguly, India's top-scorer, managed just three runs from the 22 deliveries he faced off Mortaza.

Ganguly, though, fought on to register his fifth fifty-plus score against Bangladesh - his average against them is now 57.37.

If Mortaza shook India with the ball, then Tamim Iqbal rattled them with a scintillating blast against India's new-ball attack. Off the 25 balls he faced from Zaheer Khan, he hammered 32, including five fours and a stunning six over long-on. At 17 years and 362 days, Tamim became the youngest debutant to score a half-century in World Cups, and also only the second Bangladesh batsman to score a half-century on debut. The only other Bangladeshi to achieve the feat is Farhad Reza, who made exactly 50 against Zimbabwe at Harare in July last year.

Other stats highlights from the match

There were three Bangladesh batsmen who went past 50, making it only the second instance of three World Cup debutants scoring at least a half-century in an innings. The first instance was in the first game of the 1975 tournament, when Dennis Amiss, Keith Fletcher and Chris Old went past 50.

Mushfiqar Rahim made an unbeaten 59, in the process becoming the first Bangladesh wicketkeeper to score a half-century in World Cups.

I guess now the BCB has shown a good judgement by seleting Mushfiq... The BD media can enjoy their silence now.

[Tendulkar_Mcgrath]

Really Mushfiq showed his class.!! BCB took a great decision. but Still rahims keeping should be improved,and sure it will be improved day by day

[Shafin]

I specially enjoyed the death overs of BD innings,when Ash and Mushfiq tormented India with all those dot balls while only one was required.

[samjad]

Originally Posted by Shafin
I specially enjoyed the death overs of BD innings,when Ash and Mushfiq tormented India with all those dot balls while only one was required.

wasn't it great!!!.. i wanted them to play few more balls before hitting the 4!. it's like.. a cat teasing the captured mouse before killing it.

feels great!!!!!!!!!!

[afrina]

Ohhhhhhhh man tension was at the top whe score was level. Well Mushfiq need time to improve himself. So we need to rely on him, need to consider that he is very young.

[Protic]

Mushy is a class player! I mean common..he's just 18..2-3 more years..and he'll be one of the best..BUT ONLY if we continue playing against the big boys.