How to win away from home?

SportingBD · #1 June 11, 2018, 03:21 AM

Hardly win any matches away from home.

What needs to be done to increase our chances of winning away?

Got whitewashed by NZ, SA, and recently Afghanistan...

How do we overcome this problem?

SportingBD · #2 June 11, 2018, 03:24 AM

Most of our upcoming series is away from home..

What can we expect from new coach? Can he pull us some good results in West Indies?

zura · #3 June 11, 2018, 05:40 AM

Stop picking guys who are inconsistent (Liton Das in LOI) and in poor form (Sarkar). And instead give younger guys a chance.

adamnsu · #4 June 11, 2018, 05:41 AM

There is no simple and immediate solution to this as there are many issues. But main problem is with players. Also there are issues of different pitches and format. These things are too complex for the simpleton thinktank at BCB. But one problem that I hopefully is solved is Walsh moving away from coaching us.

Rifat_02 · #5 June 11, 2018, 06:29 AM

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Originally Posted by SportingBD
Hardly win any matches away from home.

What needs to be done to increase our chances of winning away?

Got whitewashed by NZ, SA, and recently Afghanistan...

How do we overcome this problem?

One thing to remember is that all south asian teams struggle to win a match in NZ , Aus and SA , can hardly expect Bangladesh to win test matches there . I would rather focus on winning in places like WI and SL

DinRaat. · #6 June 11, 2018, 07:04 AM

I will now attempt to solve a age old Bangladeshi sporting problem....Winning away from home.

Solution: Don't tour overseas.

Thank me later!

Fazal · #7 June 11, 2018, 01:29 PM

Hire our Women's coach as special advisor for our boyz team. She may teach them how to play for win in difficult situations.

aklemalp · #8 June 11, 2018, 01:54 PM

Something similar to what they did before the 2015 WC.

Mahmudullah I think trained on concrete strips to prepare for the extra bounce in Australia and NZ.

It's not hard fellas.

Simple things being done on repeat. Repetition is the recipe for domination.

Write this mantra down in Bangla, and stitch it on the team jersey.

bujhee kom · #9 June 11, 2018, 02:13 PM

1. Give bora Khasi Sodka at Pagla Bab/Peer Baba' Mazaar
2. Kangali-bhoz before leaving for foreign tour.
3. Arrange/organize Milawd, Owaz and Dua Mehfil before match tart.
4.

Yankees · #10 June 11, 2018, 02:17 PM

Get in touch with some of those guys Aljazeera was talking about.

Rifat · #11 June 11, 2018, 02:41 PM

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Something similar to what they did before the 2015 WC.

Mahmudullah I think trained on concrete strips to prepare for the extra bounce in Australia and NZ.

It's not hard fellas.

Simple things being done on repeat. Repetition is the recipe for domination.

Write this mantra down in Bangla, and stitch it on the team jersey.

Coach Haturasinghe set that up. another reason why I have so much respect for him and speak so highly of him. people don't realize good things until they are gone.

roman · #12 June 11, 2018, 03:19 PM

The new coach will start after Eid. Wish he came little early

al Furqaan · #13 June 11, 2018, 05:56 PM

Find players suited to the format who are consistent and have talent plus some brains and work ethic. Doesn't have to be like Sanga or Kohli. And secondly pick those players and back them by giving them a long run in the team.

Stop picking bits and pieces guys like Saifuddin, Shubashish, Hom, or guys who just don't have the consistency or talent like Al Amin or Tanbir.

aklemalp · #14 June 11, 2018, 06:19 PM

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Coach Haturasinghe set that up. another reason why I have so much respect for him and speak so highly of him. people don't realize good things until they are gone.

Haturi was a discipline-centric coach. He knows the potential of his players. He used that to his advantage. Brought out the best of them.

Look how he transformed a guy like Kusal Mendis (one of my favorite new players on the world stage), he sent the guy up to open the batting in T20Is, and now he's opening in Tests.

Talent- is something you have to find. But the most crucial thing that a coach(a good one) looks for is to bring out the best in his players. It's a team sport. Everyone has to pull their weight.

Tausif · #15 June 11, 2018, 08:10 PM

Have to change the approach according to the conditions. Can't prepare for England, Australia, NZ pitches by playing in BD pitches. Make pitches similar to those and have your players practice on it.

Pick players who have shown consistency in their respective formats and have a stable XI. Last series we witnessed too many cuts and chops. Have a stable batting and bowling lineup so they can get into a rhythm.

It's not hard. Just gotta have that vision.

SportingBD · #16 June 12, 2018, 05:20 AM

Steve Rhodes need to take control of selection.

Seems like Taskin is back in the national team!!!

Rhodes was a scout for England nats team.. so can identify real talents that deserve to be selected

What’s the need of picking deadweight like Taskin again? .

tiger1000 · #17 June 12, 2018, 05:31 AM

Play on pacey wickets and Duke ball at home in domestics

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zura · #19 June 12, 2018, 10:45 AM

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Seems like Taskin is back in the national team!!!

Where did you get that?

SportingBD · #20 June 12, 2018, 10:49 AM

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Where did you get that?

Whatsapp Group.

There are like 23 members from BC.
Most updates are very quick and live.

Feel free to join us... a simple PM for anyone that wishes to join..

The Group has been active since last Champions Trophy.
Some of the brothers will attend the WC games also..

aklemalp · #21 June 12, 2018, 10:55 AM

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Whatsapp Group.

There are like 23 members from BC.
Most updates are very quick and live.

Feel free to join us... a simple PM for anyone that wishes to join..

The Group has been active since last Champions Trophy.
Some of the brothers will attend the WC games also..

Is your Whatsapp group affiliated with the BCB or selectors?

zura · #22 June 12, 2018, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by SportingBD
Whatsapp Group.

There are like 23 members from BC.
Most updates are very quick and live.

Feel free to join us... a simple PM for anyone that wishes to join..

The Group has been active since last Champions Trophy.
Some of the brothers will attend the WC games also..

Oh. I don't use Whatsapp though. And we really need to get over players who have failed.

SportingBD · #23 June 12, 2018, 10:57 AM

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Is your Whatsapp group affiliated with the BCB or selectors?

Nope. But latest news from articles/TVs/social media gets posted very fast.
Taskin was travelling with the team to West Indies (Embassy-US) (picture was posted) in Whatsapp Group.

zura · #24 June 12, 2018, 10:58 AM

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Is your Whatsapp group affiliated with the BCB or selectors?

Probably saw him on someone's social media while training with the squad. I saw Nurul on Tamim's Instagram video of the women's team celebration.

aklemalp · #25 June 12, 2018, 10:59 AM

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Nope. But latest news from articles/TVs/social media gets posted very fast.
Taskin was travelling with the team to West Indies(picture was posted) in Whatsapp Group.

Oh that makes sense.
Is taskin willing to learn from past mistakes?