A lesson that ASH did not learn from Tendulkar !! - Page 2

BANFAN · #26 November 8, 2009, 03:31 AM

It's not learning, problem is how to implement it in match conditions. This is very basic and I think we have said it over and over here, that none of our batsmen actually were watching the ball at the point of delivery. So putting it all against Ash isn't fair.

This isn't something he has to learn from Tendulkar in IPL, after playing 150 ODIs. This is something all the players should have learnt from our coaches at the elementary level, if not, atleast the national team coaches. If he has heard it first from Tendulkar, then we are being delivered rubish at the price of gold; by the Ausie national team coaches.

al Furqaan · #27 November 8, 2009, 04:45 AM

something he did learn: 175, followed by 10 off 17 caught and bowled.

hai rey ashraful!

Imteaz · #28 November 8, 2009, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Fazal
Kesto betayee choor.... thukku ....Wahidul Gani is the latest scapegoat.

Not like that. The basic problems Ashraful has are because of Wahidul gani. He claim (Basically Media) that he is one of the best coach in Bangladesh because he is the initial coach of Ashraful . He is also got a job in BCB. However, he never accepts the discredit that he failed to improved some of his (Ash) basic problem.

_Rafi_ · #29 November 8, 2009, 12:53 PM

I think SN was also a student of Wahidul Gony. So he is not a bad coach.
Btw Ashraful's technic is ok, his problem is mental.

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revolver · #30 November 8, 2009, 01:53 PM

mashallah

BangladeshFan · #31 November 8, 2009, 02:56 PM

I think he will deliver more frequently now that he knows his place is under fire and there are several guys like aftab, kapali, SN etc. queueing for a spot. so all the problem and the countless concern and countless threads about ashraful........ will resolve itself , when we got competition in that batting order.

Fazal · #32 November 8, 2009, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Imteaz
Not like that. The basic problems Ashraful has are because of Wahidul gani. He claim (Basically Media) that he is one of the best coach in Bangladesh because he is the initial coach of Ashraful . He is also got a job in BCB. However, he never accepts the discredit that he failed to improved some of his (Ash) basic problem.

Wahidul gani's fault has nothing to do with Ash's short comming.

Wahidul gani's fault is he tried to get too much credit for Ash's initial startdom and his faults end there.

When a player with Ash's lengthy career, failed to learn and rectify his shortcomming after being exposed to so may coaches and international players and playing so many games in the highest level, nobody but only the player himself, Ashraful, is to be blamed.

Blaming anybody else is nothing but trying to find a scapegoat as I mentioned before. And in that aspect Ash and his loyal fans are pretty good at that.

mij · #33 November 8, 2009, 05:04 PM

A lesson that ASH did not learn from Tendulkar !!

Ash will never learn.

t697318 · #34 November 8, 2009, 09:33 PM

that'z the problem with ash, and now his place in the side is doubtful, kapali nafes aftab ahmad is coming back

fwullah · #35 November 9, 2009, 12:06 AM

I don't wish it to come true for Ashraful; but how come when Mashrafee, Shakib gets injured and almost all the players get injured - and Ashraful has no injury at all?

auntu · #36 November 9, 2009, 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by rafi_mc69
I think SN was also a student of Wahidul Gony. So he is not a bad coach.
Btw Ashraful's technic is ok, his problem is mental.

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True we need BK bhai to take charge of him.
Javed bhai where are you?

tiger_club · #37 November 9, 2009, 01:18 AM

keeping him sidelined is the best option.. that will give him sometime to groom his maturity though I don't think it will work coz he will never learn.. I'm hoping to see his ODI avg 30+ and test avg 40+ ...I'm afraid by then I'll be old and bold

Imteaz · #38 November 10, 2009, 05:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Fazal
Wahidul gani's fault has nothing to do with Ash's short comming.

Wahidul gani's fault is he tried to get too much credit for Ash's initial startdom and his faults end there.

When a player with Ash's lengthy career, failed to learn and rectify his shortcomming after being exposed to so may coaches and international players and playing so many games in the highest level, nobody but only the player himself, Ashraful, is to be blamed.

Blaming anybody else is nothing but trying to find a scapegoat as I mentioned before. And in that aspect Ash and his loyal fans are pretty good at that.

Absolutely Right.

Neel Here · #39 January 21, 2010, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by ZeeshanM
Good thread. Ash is in transitionary period; so def.there may be initial setbacks but he'll blossom.Experience counts a lot;worst thing is to axe him.

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