Originally Posted by shuziburo
CI: More bouncers await stunned Bangladesh
Neither of Junaid Siddique or Shahriar Nafees have played genuine fast bowling regularly in the domestic circuit and that is why their struggles have come as soon as they faced the type again at the international stage
More here. Report by Isam.
That's a problem we have to address otherwise our struggle in International Cricket will continue. Domestic circuit is of course to be blamed because our batsman hardly face this kind of bowling also we need to alter some of our Cricket pitches because if these batsman cannot play the short ball well on slow pitches then can you imagine how difficult it would be for them to face proper fast bowlers on fast bouncy pitches?
ajke kobor ase re...Tino beast and Ravi will cause havoc with bouncers and beamers....will they include another quick...I doubt this test we will do that good like what we did last time our inconsistence records tell it all....if ZS gets dropped i guess Anamul or Nazza will replace him, I am still not sure SN got lucky and will also be painful to watch...and not sure if Shahadat is working on to be eligible to play for BD women team.
It seems Anamul has to wait a more for his debut. According to some newspapers Nazimuddin is going to be opening partner of Tamim and Abul is going to be taken debut.
Originally Posted by deshimon
It seems Anamul has to wait a more for his debut. According to some newspapers Nazimuddin is going to be opening partner of Tamim and Abul is going to be taken debut.
Well, Abul can do worse than Shahadat, or can he?
He might does well in test, never know!
All the best to Abul and Co. ...
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I doubt Abul will debut...if he does, he's going to be taken to the cleaners like no one has ever before. No swing, no seam, just a bit of pace, no bounce...on a flat track he'll be massacred so bad we'll be screaming for the Rajib. But I think the management will go with Rajib over Abul. I also doubt Anamul will debut. Think tank is conservative, they will drop JS and play Nazim and keep SN.
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"Nazimuddin may open the innings if the axe falls on Junaed, who even struggled against pace bowling in the nets here. The team management was in two minds about him as some were of the opinion that it would not be a good idea to drop a player after a poor match." http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesig...php?nid=258276
Neither Junaid's the answer nor Nazim is. So why not give Anamul a shot here if our other top order batsmen are struggling against pace in the nets?
Originally Posted by Rifat
I still remember Nazimuddin against Pakistan last year, he negotiated pace really well then, what has happened now?
On a dead flat pitch in Chittagong. Also only 1 innings doesn't prove anything. He's gotten quite a few chances in international cricket and he got exposed pretty badly in the innings he's played.
Originally Posted by Tiger444
On a dead flat pitch in Chittagong. Also only 1 innings doesn't prove anything. He's gotten quite a few chances in international cricket and he got exposed pretty badly in the innings he's played.
As much as many of us here devalue the NCL, on the contrary, it is clear that those who work hard and perform consistently have what it takes to make it count (at least when they are on good form) to the international level. The examples are plenty: Sunny, Gazi, Riyad(scored three centuries in a row in NCL and then scored a century in NZ), Naeem, Nazimuddin(last year he was on good form). This has been true for many cases.
Now Imagine the possibilities when we include sporting pitches and NCL further improves....
the difficulty i have with nazimuddin is that he has one positive, which is he's performed consistently in the NCL for many years. but with that one positive comes many worries in that his technique is pretty horrible and even though they aren't test cricket his overall performance in the international arena suggests he doesn't have what it takes to be successful at the highest level, but then you look at his specific test record and he's been ok. also his NCL record has mainly been compiled in the middle order and he's been selected as an opener in tests/international cricket.
on one hand i'm thinking to myself there is no way he will survive in tests because of his technique and his t20I and ODI records. on the other hand i'm saying he's been one of the most consistent NCL performers for years and his FC record is clearly better than his record in the shorter formats.
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Nazza! simply needs to avoid succumbing to the brain fart illness that has ruined the careers of many of our players including SN and Junaid. All Nazza! needs to do is negotiate the new ball... leave as much as possible for the first half hour and score the odd single when the bowler bowls a bad ball. Tamim from the other end will take care of the boundaries.
Originally Posted by Rifat
As much as many of us here devalue the NCL, on the contrary, it is clear that those who work hard and perform consistently have what it takes to make it count (at least when they are on good form) to the international level. The examples are plenty: Sunny, Gazi, Riyad(scored three centuries in a row in NCL and then scored a century in NZ), Naeem, Nazimuddin(last year he was on good form). This has been true for many cases.
Now Imagine the possibilities when we include sporting pitches and NCL further improves....
I agree that NCL stats haven't been total flukes. Naeem and Gazi are recent examples of that.
Watching Nazim bat though, I just don't see him succeeding. I'd really love to be proven wrong though.
I agree with you on raising the quality of the pitches in the NCL in order to have a better competition.
Originally Posted by Tiger444
I agree that NCL stats haven't been total flukes. Naeem and Gazi are recent examples of that.
Watching Nazim bat though, I just don't see him succeeding. I'd really love to be proven wrong though.
I agree with you on raising the quality of the pitches in the NCL in order to have a better competition.
i think when it comes to NCL stats the batting stats seem to be more accurate than the bowling stats i.e. the successful and consistent batsmen in the NCL are starting to show to be the more successful ones in international cricket to (naeem, tamim, rahim in the last DPL, shakib, nasir). i think it's clear the batting standard in the NCL is improving, it's still got a way to go but it's starting to show that the batsmen as an overall are improving and we can start to trust NCL stats a little more.
bowling wise it's a lot more difficult. there are a lot of bowlers in the NCL with great stats, but not many of them make good international bowlers, especially the pacers.
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After the heartbreak in the first test, I have no expectation from this team. Clearly, Junaid and Shahriar has no business in being in the team. If the selectors use their brain and not their gut, they will kick out the deadweight named Shahadat from the team permanently. Nazmul is the ideal replacement for him, but we all know that he will not make it. If one player is responsible for the debacle, it is Junaid. If he does not drop those catches in the second inning, our target would have been less than 150. I was in favor of giving him another chance, but that was before these drops. He has to go.
Here is my team:
Tamim Iqbal
Naeem Islam
Anamul Haque
Shakib Al Hasan
Mushfiqur Rahim
Nasir Hossain
Mahmudullah
Sohag Gazi
Elias Sunny
Nazmul Hossain
Rubel Hossain
nice selection. wish u were selectors. i wud take enam jr instead of sunny