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Old February 8, 2012, 02:19 PM
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Hello boys and girls!
I hope everyone's doing well. Since the Dhaka Premier League's first round matches are over, I thought I could share a few thoughts with you, team-by-team (according to position in the points table). I will only focus on the local players.


Old DOHS: A plan worked and it put them right on top of everyone. Nine wins out of ten games and most of them achieved through their total reliance on spin bowling and moderate scores. Some of the bigger names have risen to the occasion at times but one guy who really impressed was Nurul Hasan, the quiet wicketkeeper. He made important runs as well; one for the future.

Victoria: It promised to be a two-man show but the said individuals haven't really set the league alight. Jahurul Islam did tremendously and can await for a national call-up. Apart from the Abahani win though, none of their performances were too convincing against the bigger teams.

Gazi Tank: A good, workable team that has done well so far. Nasir was head and shoulders above the rest while the Pakistani pair Sami and Abbas took most of the wickets. Not championship material, and even they know it.

Abahani: Despite being the most well-followed team in the Premier League these days, they have flattered to deceive. It so happens that the team in power (ie political importance) usually struggle when they're source of power is in government. Maybe it is complacency that rules and regulations can be tweaked according to their needs so the player take it as a cakewalk. This is a theory which i have seen at work for the last 15 years. Nonetheless, Riyad has been quite good as usual while Anamul and Farhad Hossain have done well at times.

Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club: It is a team that is eccentric in nature, especially because the club boss calls all the shots. To score three centuries in between all the changes and troubles takes a lot of doing and a whole lotta temperament. So, well done Mushy.

Mohammedan: Two words. Imrul Kayes. Without this left-hander, this team would have struggled to stay afloat in the Premier League. He has scored runs in every situation and will suit him well for a comeback for the Tigers.

Prime Doleshwar: Like most of the other also-rans, relied heavily on the foreign imports. Nafees and Nadif batted well in patches.

CCS: One total unknown did quite well, Robiul Islam Robi while opening the inninsg and bowling tidy off-breaks. Rokibul too did quite well but not enough to warrant a national call-up (though some say that anyone with the Kalabagan nexus can get a place in the national team!)

Brothers Union: A team with a lot of promise but one that will battle for survival in the one-off play-off against Biman. Among the batsmen only Nazimuddin did considerably well, esp in the big games, while with the ball, Saker Ahmed was only just okay.

Biman: The one-time giants have now truly crashed to the ground. They won't be participating next season and even before Daily Star broke the news, it was evident in their body language. The best thing they've done is let Mashrafe play a few games and improve his match fitness.

Surjo Tarun: They were unceremoniously shunted down for not turning up in the Kalabagan game at BKSP as you may all know. Behind the scenes though, they were amateur in every way.
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Old February 8, 2012, 02:27 PM
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Old February 8, 2012, 03:00 PM
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Old February 8, 2012, 04:03 PM
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Old February 8, 2012, 04:10 PM
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I really feel sorry for Shurjo Tarun. That was really not needed
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Old February 8, 2012, 04:17 PM
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I really feel sorry for Shurjo Tarun. That was really not needed
Same rule was implemented on BKSP few years back.
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Old February 8, 2012, 04:23 PM
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Same rule was implemented on BKSP few years back.
But this time Shurjo Tarun had a valid excuse. BCB could easily have cut some slack. There may be something else for that action and Isam vai might know some inside stories. Would be nice if he could share.
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Old February 8, 2012, 04:34 PM
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But this time Shurjo Tarun had a valid excuse. BCB could easily have cut some slack. There may be something else for that action and Isam vai might know some inside stories. Would be nice if he could share.
KalaBagan used this as an opportunity to get 2 points and get out of relegation zone. On that particular day Kalabagan was sitting on just 2 points and Surjo Tarun was on "0". Although Kalabagn later beat Victoria and Brothers, the Kalabagan official took the easy option of sticking by the CCDM rules.
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Old February 8, 2012, 05:40 PM
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Isam, great read. Can we republish as a BC article?
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Old February 8, 2012, 11:40 PM
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Isam, great read. Can we republish as a BC article?
Of course you can Zunaid bhai... All I'd want is a treat in Singapore's Fakhruddin.
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Old February 8, 2012, 11:44 PM
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Nice article Isam bhai.
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Old February 8, 2012, 11:47 PM
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Of course you can Zunaid bhai... All I'd want is a treat in Singapore's Fakhruddin.
I'll throw in the dharosh too ;-)

Bring some chanachur when you come in to town.
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Good read. Z bhai, before publishing perhaps we can get Al Furqaan to gussy up some stats and add it to the piece?
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Old February 9, 2012, 01:53 AM
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Good read. Z bhai, before publishing perhaps we can get Al Furqaan to gussy up some stats and add it to the piece?
Sure thing, if you can wait till this weekend...got exams coming up. So I guess I've taken the mantle from Nadim and Mijan bhai regarding stat collection?? Awesome.
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Old February 9, 2012, 02:29 AM
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Sure thing, if you can wait till this weekend...got exams coming up. So I guess I've taken the mantle from Nadim and Mijan bhai regarding stat collection?? Awesome.
They appear to have abdicated. The latter, I presume, due to fatherhood. The former, I assume, in pursuit of fatherhood.
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Old February 9, 2012, 02:48 AM
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Since there is no imminent risk of either with Asaad, we are golden
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Old February 9, 2012, 02:50 AM
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Since there is no imminent risk of either with Asaad, we are golden
coup de grace!
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Old February 9, 2012, 03:56 AM
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Good stuff Isam.
Please keep them coming.

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They appear to have abdicated. The latter, I presume, due to fatherhood. The former, I assume, in pursuit of fatherhood.
Hehehe, Nadim, be careful.
Soon you'll be called the Luichcha Nadim around here in BC
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Old February 9, 2012, 01:55 PM
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