Tri Series and World Cup Warm Up Matches in the Caribbean : Bangladesh Must Build the Momentum - Page 2

Miraz · #26 February 22, 2007, 05:16 AM

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Originally Posted by muradnyc
which guy?

Already forgot the match against Canada in 2003 World Cup?

A Codrington, who by profession is a plumber and a part-time cricketer caused the havoc in Bangladesh innings.

Look at his match figure -

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Codrington                   9      3     27      5 (1w)

and his face

sar2005 · #27 February 22, 2007, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Miraz

.....I hope, this time Bangladesh play the plumber Codrington from Canada carefully. This guy can bowl at off stump line.

No worries man! That was a fluke and one of his life time.
Looking into his stat, he got only 10 ODI wickets out of his 9 matches and 5 of them in 1 match aganst BD. So, he got only 5 wickets in his other 8 ODIs. Also his bowling economy is 5.30.

ruja1810 · #28 February 22, 2007, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by afrina
Good thought about tri series. Warm-up match against NZ will be too tough. They are at their top right this moment.

If all our player show really good cricket collectively, I think we can beat anybody.....

akabir77 · #29 February 22, 2007, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Miraz
Already forgot the match against Canada in 2003 World Cup?

A Codrington, who by profession is a plumber and a part-time cricketer caused the havoc in Bangladesh innings.

Look at his match figure -

Code:

Codrington                   9      3     27      5 (1w)

and his face

Apni ato kharap keno? ki dorker chilo ai shob post korar amer ekhon aber ga kapuni dea jor ashtasey... dur...

FaridpurChicago · #30 February 22, 2007, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by akabir77
Apni ato kharap keno? ki dorker chilo ai shob post korar amer ekhon aber ga kapuni dea jor ashtasey... dur...

jor ashar kisu nai, paracetamol/tylenol/advil kisu ekta khaia nin. Those days are gone. Canda will get their treatment this time where no medicine can save them.

ruja1810 · #31 February 22, 2007, 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by akabir77
Apni ato kharap keno? ki dorker chilo ai shob post korar amer ekhon aber ga kapuni dea jor ashtasey... dur...

Jor to Candanian Player der ashar khota...
BD will spank them really good this time, time to revenge....

go BD go

Miraz · #32 February 25, 2007, 05:16 AM

As part of the preparation, Canada played with Antigua yesterday and won the match.

Bermuda lost to the same side earlier.

sar2005 · #33 February 25, 2007, 05:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Miraz
As part of the preparation, Canada played with Antigua yesterday and won the match.

Bermuda lost to the same side earlier.

Here is more:
Antigua batted first and scored 231 for 8 in 50 overs. Canada scored 232 for 5 in 43 overs. Samad 65, Bagai 40 and Mulla 54 not out. The team was captained by Bagai. Davison, Billcliff, Dhaniram and Cummins did not play. Austin Codrington only bowled three overs as he suffered a back injury. He is doughtful for the games versus Bermuda and Bangladesh. He will be checked by the Physio tommorrow before a decision is made. In a warm up game yesterday Bermuda played Antigua and lost by 29 runs.

BangladeshFan · #34 February 25, 2007, 04:16 PM

seems like canada will again prove to be a tough foe for bangladesh. all their indian pak immigrants make them a stronger team. though this time i hope it wil be different. bd needs to tighten up the bowling dept. batting wise it will be important to give all guys have a outing, promote bashar ,ashraful and mush up the order maybe 3,4,5. also maybe have a look at rajin at 6.

I think Bd needs to think about 3 pacers for their WC matches, so let rasel have a bowl as quickly as possible along with mash and shahadat as taposh seems awful.

Miraz · #35 February 26, 2007, 08:03 AM

Bangladesh made their best possible start to build the momentum ahead of the World Cup. Bowlers needed time to settle in, they got that time. Batsmen needed to show the difference in class and they did that quite well. Fielders were up to the task.

A good practice. Now, next target is Canada. I wish we bat first and let the batsmen enjoy the time in the middle and post some good score.

Miraz · #36 March 6, 2007, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Miraz
First warm up match against New Zealand is the most crucial affair for Bangladesh apart from the crucial world cup ties against India and Sri Lanka. Bangladesh failed miserably in all matches they played against New Zealand and never managed to cross even 200 in any of the seven matches played. After two and half years, it is the time to display some cricketing skill against the Kiwis and sneak a win to continue the momentum going.

Our boys have responded in time. They did exactly what we wanted.

Well done boys!!

Hatebreed · #37 March 6, 2007, 05:13 PM

Couldn't agree more. This is definitely the confidence boost we required ahead of the competition. Now I'm hopeful if we give it our best we can progress to super 8 stage.

Duck · #38 March 6, 2007, 06:19 PM

I hope the players calm down quickly and dont fly over the moon.........!!
.... a lot of hard work is ahead of them............wish they dont suffer from complacency anymore..........

IanW · #39 March 6, 2007, 06:43 PM

Stuff that.

They should go out there and know they can beat anyone.

Ian Whitchurch

ialbd · #40 March 6, 2007, 07:15 PM

Momentum built.... now hav to keep this up.... InshAllah

Spitfire_x86 · #41 March 6, 2007, 09:02 PM

I hope it will not be a downhill slide from here.

cricket_pagol · #42 March 6, 2007, 09:15 PM

All preparation is going according to plan!!!

Miraz · #43 March 8, 2007, 05:34 PM

So finally we finished the Tri Series and Warm Up matches according to prescription. IMO, this is a huge change in the ability and mindset of Bangladesh. This new Bangladesh team has got hardly any similarity with the old one.

Now, ready for the gala event. I hope Aftab will be OK within few days.

This time, Tigers have some different thoughts for India and Sri Lanka

akabir77 · #44 March 8, 2007, 05:46 PM

Breaking new

Gangula was seen running in the hotel corridor from one corner to another while mumbling something and scratching his head. when listened carefully it was learned that he was saying this over and over again " One tier two tier one tier two tier"

Rabz · #45 March 8, 2007, 06:39 PM

The momentum has been built.
Matches are won.
Batsmen are in runs.
Bowlers are in wickets.
Teams has been beaten.

Bring it on India. you are next on the firing squad.

The momentum has been for the wc could not go any better. All time high for BD.

Sorry Moses, "Thou Shalt Hate thee Neighbours" come this 17th...
Its just that we wont hate anyone..they will hate us.