Shahriar Nafees speaks

[thebest]

Originally Posted by TheWatcher
SS, you never had any faith in any Bangladeshi cricketer (super or non-super), how can you loose something you don't have ?

A beautiful shot. Ball is sailing over the park.

This post made my day.

[baisab]

Originally Posted by Ahmed_B
Smart guy!

On one side is this commeng by SN regarding determinants of his place in the team and on the exact opposite end of the spectrum is Ashraful's comments like "Playing against weak teams do not motivate me much"... ... really shows the difference between these two a lot.

this just highlights the importance of a good education, SN is an educated and well spoken man, and it would do the team good, as well as the country to have a fluent english speaking captain who understands questions that are put to him and can respond acordingly.

Ash on the other hand has still got the mentality of a street cricketer who preffers to watch TV rather than study and cheats when it come exam time.

[rudro]

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheWatcher
SS, you never had any faith in any Bangladeshi cricketer (super or non-super), how can you loose something you don't have ?

Originally Posted by pagol-chagol

me too....................

[rudro]

Originally Posted by Sydney
I believe the juice is worth the squueze.

Same here...............

[Hatebreed]

Originally Posted by rudro
Quote:

me too....................

me three

[al Furqaan]

lets not get too excited...let us study some examples:

1) ash: "i need to play more responsibly", "i played poorly cuz they bowled too slow" et al.

ash has said stupid things, and he's also said smart things...all in all his career has been pretty stupid. so his words realy don't carry much weight.

2) rajib: "i don't care about anything except pace"

this comment of rajib's was either right before he got smacked for 100 runs at Lords, or right after. this comment made ash's dumbest statements seem genius. of course, we all said and knew that rajib would be a huge nothing in cricket. and look, barely a year later, he has shown immense strides, and has learned to bowl decently, can get some movement and reverse swing.

3) SN: he said all the right things. but ash said the right things, turned out wrong; and rajib said the wrong things, and turned out right. its a matter of what the player has inside his head and behind his rib cage that counts...not the sweet or painful sounds which emenate from his throat.

so lets hope that SN has the goods...i for one believe he does, but we'll have to wait and see if blind faith ends up correct.

[AsifTheManRahman]

besides, he just said what he had to - anyone with an average brain would talk like him.