All Time Retired Best Player For Bangladesh

[Rifat]

i was only 8 years old when that happened... just learning the names of players through the Radio...


ah... good ole' days.

Khaled Mashud er shokka amar shara jibon mone thakbe inshallah

[BD-Shardul]

Surprised to see that Aminul is still ahead of Akram in the poll.

[Tigers_eye]

In Shamz's book Khaled mahmood is still active and live for BD team selection.

[akabir77]

Originally Posted by Sydney
I didnt think i need to elaborate more about the subject.
Anyone who knows a thing or two about Bangladesh cricket or been following for a while, knows what im talking about.

It was against Netherlands.
We needed something like 167 (not exactly sure) to win in the quarter finals of ICC 97.
When Bulbul was out, we were standing at a dire 16/4 and comes Akram Khan.
Played the innings of his life, the the captains knock, the greatest knock of 67*.

The rest is history.

BTW no one mentions Saiful (a fast ok medium fast bowler) and moni's contribution during that innings where they also stabilized the innings buy holding on to the other end and hitting those bounders when we needed which also let akram played his game and not to go for big hits... man i lost 20lbs during that game...

[Shehwar]

Bulbul...He was my all time fav....and ofcourse Akram Khan coming in at 15/4 against Holland..We were dead and buried at that stage...

[AsifTheManRahman]

Too bad Athar Ali never played Test cricket. It has to be Bulbul now.

[cricketboy]

Probably Bulbul, followed by Akram and Athar.

[Baundule]

Originally Posted by ammark
http://content-www.cricinfo.com/aust...tch/66779.html

Without this we would have fallen behind a good 5 years for ODI status, let alone Test status.

BD team was very precarious in that game... vs Netherlands we were regularly losing wickets in a duckworth lewis applied match, but Akram stuck around and saw us past the quarter-finals to the semifinal vs Scotland, and then the historic final vs Kenya. Had this been a 50 over inning for BD, we would surely have lost miserably.

Gees, there was tension every moment of the innings... and we could feel it through the radio commentary.

Akram.
This single match is enough. Till date, we haven't won a better match.

[Nocturnal]

Akram Khan.

[catstrophy]

Hands down Bulbul IMO

[BangladeshFan]

aminul islam bulbul followed by minhaj nannu from the retired ones.

but to be honest, from the current bunch, both ashraful and aftab are more talented than bulbul.

[shaheen]

for me it is other
the best is rakibul hasan and yusuf rahman babu

[nannu]

are u people mad u where is minhajul abedin NANNU ?

doesnt he deserve atleast a place on the list?
do u want him erased from the history ? shame of u people shame. very very shame on you. disgusting. my god i cant believe it. u ppl r mad.

[Sohel]

Originally Posted by shaheen
for me it is other
the best is rakibul hasan and yusuf rahman babu

I'll never forget Yusuf Babu's 78 NO against MCC in 1977. I was 10, watching my very first international cricket match in Dhaka Stadium with the whole family. I also remember NQ Lintu's 4 wickets, he was one of my late grandfather's students at DU.

[Beamer]

I think Ram Chand Goala should be in the list. He was great spinner and played many many years. Are we only talking about national team players?

[Puck]

i used to read about nannu in newspapers but hated his name. why not call oneself minhazul abedin minus the nannu?

[aklemalp]

M. Ashraful, holder of a world record.

[godzilla]

can't forget about M.Rafique.

[meazz1]

Don't see Ash's name anywhere, he falls under "Deceased PLAYER" category!

[Fazal]

Too many "A"s in the list. Keno Bhai, Onno alphabet ki dosh korlo? Ora ki shoth Bhai?

[aklemalp]

Ash has left earth and descended on another planet. He is schedule to return sometime next year when World Cup squads are to be named.

[Shubho]

Khaled Mahmud "Baitta" Shujon