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#51
October 15, 2010, 04:32 PM
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#52
October 15, 2010, 04:33 PM
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Dale.
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#57
October 15, 2010, 05:17 PM
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Targeted, trapped and terrorized, those timid kiwis must be Tigerwashed now.
They were tamed before, now they should be torned apart. No Mercy.
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#58
October 15, 2010, 06:20 PM
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hearing a lot of bismillahs and inshallahs on this forum.....guys you know its not really God's way to let one side win everything, so maybe we should ask Him to just kindly stay out of it and get on with the business of managing the rest of the world?
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#60
October 15, 2010, 07:06 PM
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4-0 hole ki korbo bujte parchi na? NZ team er moner obostha hobe kemon? ekta voyaboho bepar hobe bole mone hoy!
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“Winning isn't everything, but the will to win is everything.”
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#61
October 15, 2010, 07:25 PM
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বিচমিল্লাহ্! ছবাই ড়েডি তো?
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Man is here.
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#63
October 15, 2010, 11:00 PM
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~*Islam is the only way to attain peace in life, be it personal, family or political.*~
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#65
October 15, 2010, 11:14 PM
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Bet 365 e dekhi 5th ODI te NZ ekhono favorite !
Bangladesh 2.75 New Zealand 1.44 last 3 ta ODI te jara BD te bet dhorchilo, tara to etokkhone millionaire hoye jaoyar kotha !
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#66
October 16, 2010, 01:57 AM
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We must be brutal is establishing our superiority. In any competition, we don't need to even think of it's effect in opponent's mind.
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[Post CWC19 Consistency Record: [B]Test: W-0 L-0 D-0/B]// ODI: W-0 L-3 // T20: W-0 L-0] Last edited by BANFAN; October 16, 2010 at 02:04 AM..
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#67
October 16, 2010, 02:07 AM
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>>>>>> Depression crosses Orissa coast The deep depression over west central Bay and its adjoining northwest Bay moved westwards and crossed Orissa coast of India near Gopalpur. The depression now lies over Orissa and its adjoining areas as a land depression, a Met Office bulletin said on Saturday. It is likely to move in a westerly direction and weaken gradually by giving precipitation, the bulletin added. Under its influence, steep pressure gradient persists over north Bay. Monsoon is less active over Bangladesh and squally weather is unlikely over north Bay. Maritime ports of Chittagong, Cox’s Bazar and Mongla have been advised to lower signal.
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#69
October 16, 2010, 06:31 AM
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I don’t if you guys notice NZ played our spinner really good last (4th ODI), what they do is come out of the crease where ball is going to pitch and play the ball taking away LBW issue, in the process they show the wicket. Things need to be done next game for our bowler: 1. Have strong fielder on leg side 2. Spain the ball well 3. Ball him on leg side.
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#70
October 16, 2010, 08:16 AM
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If we can be positive in our batting and show some flexibility by adjusting our strategies according to match situations then I too will change my stance on JS. Most importantly we must stop the trend of taking one step forward and two step back. We must crush Zim after this tour as well. Crushing Zim is an expectation and crushing Kiwis was an Aspiration. Lets hope the boys do not falter on the easier task.
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October 16, 2010, 09:31 AM
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Bangladesh v New Zealand, 5th ODI, Mirpur
Stung New Zealand battle to save face The Preview by Siddhartha Talya October 16, 2010 Text size: A | A Match Facts Sunday, October 17, Mirpur Start time 9:00 am (0300 GMT) Daniel Vettori has lost out in the battle of the captains this series © Associated Press Enlarge Related Links Players/Officials: Rubel Hossain | Daniel Vettori Matches: Bangladesh v New Zealand at Dhaka Series/Tournaments: New Zealand tour of Bangladesh Teams: Bangladesh | New Zealand The Big Picture New Zealand's preparation for the 2011 World Cup has had a disappointing start that has dealt a considerable blow to their pride. Bangladesh are a team that Daniel Vettori's side, amid the customary pronouncements of "not taking the opposition lightly", would have been confident of conquering. But New Zealand have floundered against Shakib Al Hasan's all-round heroics and Bangladesh's array of spinners, enabling the hosts to achieve their first ODI series win against a full-strength Test-playing nation. Greater challenges lie ahead for New Zealand, with a tour of India starting next month, and any further humiliation augurs badly for a full series in tougher conditions. Their batting has let them down with its inconsistency. The performances of the senior players like Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor have been erratic while the newer faces have yielded mixed results. BJ Watling and Shanan Stewart haven't had the best of series while Kane Williamson shone in the fourth ODI but was unable to complete the job. The implications of another loss against Bangladesh are significant. A 4-0 defeat is effectively a clean sweep at the hands of a team that had, so far, been one of international cricket's punching bags - one that has now introduced a measure of consistency to its ability to surprise. And New Zealand, who were No. 2 in the ICC ODI rankings during the the tri-series in Sri Lanka in August, will slip down to No.7, while Bangladesh will move up to No.8, level with West Indies. Form guide (most recent first) Bangladesh: WWWLW New Zealand: LLLLL Watch out for... Daniel Vettori has been New Zealand's best bowler this series but has been less influential on the outcome than his Bangladeshi counterpart. Both, apart from being captains, are the best players of their respective teams and have borne a disproportionate amount of responsibility amid lack of support from the rest. Vettori's not had an impact with the bat this series, unlike Shakib, and has lost out in their battle. A winless series, however, will hurt and the New Zealand captain will be determined to salvage a success, preferably a commanding one to restore some confidence. Bangladesh's spin attack has been the talking point with regards to their bowling but Rubel Hossain has led the fast-bowling department well, containing the scoring and using his variations, particularly the slower ball, intelligently in a good supporting role. Rubel's been expensive in his career so far with an economy rate of 5.99 but, in Bangladesh's series win on Thursday, he bowled one of his most economical spells. Team news Bangladesh would want to reinforce their dominance on their tour with a fourth win and Shakib is likely to go in with the side that won on Thursday. Bangladesh (possible): 1 Imrul Kayes, 2 Shahriar Nafees, 3 Junaid Siddique, 4 Raqibul Hasan, 5 Shakib Al Hasan (capt), 6 Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), 7 Mahmudullah, 8 Suhrawadi Shuvo, 9 Abdur Razzak, 10 Shafiul Islam, 11 Rubel Hossain. New Zealand, too, would want to play their best-available line-up and that would mean Jesse Ryder returning to the top of the order after missing the fourth ODI. New Zealand (possible): 1 Brendon McCullum (wk), 2 Jesse Ryder, 3 Ross Taylor, 4 BJ Watling, 5 Kane Williamson, 6 Grant Elliott, 7 Daniel Vettori (capt), 8 Kyle Mills, 9 Nathan McCullum, 10 Daryl Tuffey, 11 Hamish Bennett. Stats and trivia New Zealand have been beaten 4-0 or worse in a bilateral series eight times. Bangladesh have swept aside Kenya and Zimbabwe in four and five-match series. There have been 25 instances of players scoring a century and grabbing three or more wickets in the same ODI. Shakib Al Hasan, on Thursday, became the first Bangladesh player to achieve that double. Quotes "We should have adapted quicker than we have. We put ourselves in tough positions with the bat. One game left, it's a must win for us. We must restore some pride in the last game." Daniel Vettori "If we can maintain the winning habit then we will be in a great state of mind when the World cup arrives and here we are a match for any team and capable of beating any side, particularly those that are not from the subcontinent." Shakib Al Hasan Siddhartha Talya is a sub editor at Cricinfo Feeds: Siddhartha Talya © ESPN EMEA Ltd. Last edited by bd fan; October 16, 2010 at 09:39 AM..
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#74
October 16, 2010, 09:49 AM
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 I feel that BD is going to take this easy and NZ will battle their guts out to save their game. So odds are that NZ will bag this one
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#75
October 16, 2010, 09:49 AM
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Tomorrow we have Ind vs Australia so won't be able to watch full game except Iceman's bowling/batting. Good luck BD!
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