Tikolo gave 'humki' to come back strongly in the next match

fwullah · #1 March 17, 2006, 09:58 AM

I heard one of the tv channel's news report that Tikolo kind of 'humkir moto kore bollen' that Kenya will come back strongly in the next matches.

He also said that he was expecting Bangladesh to show a strong performance, but not as good performance that we showed today.

nayef · #2 March 17, 2006, 10:05 AM

try giving a humki in front of a Tiger

laabh nai kono... we'll still beat them all ends up!

Carte Blanche · #3 March 17, 2006, 10:07 AM

This kind of psychological warfare is the hallmark of a healthy rivalry. I hope this fires our lads up and inspire them to keep up the good work in the next ODIs.

Rubu · #4 March 17, 2006, 10:09 AM

He should not have done that. He should have said something like:

I'm surprised to see Bangladesh doing so good with some of their best players not playing.

of course reporters would then ask who those players are and he will name players like hannan, mushfique babu and such.

AND........

our selectors will bring them in for the next game!

thebest · #5 March 17, 2006, 10:11 AM

I wish they stop talking and do the work. I actually started to look for Pak-Lanka/　SA-Aus after some time because the game become so dull.
Come on Tikolo, bring it up.

fwullah · #6 March 17, 2006, 10:11 AM

I concur. Tikolo should have also named Al Shahriar. Because he was the player that threw his wicket away even after 3 to 4 wickets fell on the other end.

fwullah · #7 March 17, 2006, 10:14 AM

'after some time because the game become so dull.'

At the same time, I was thinking like - 'oh, so this is how it feels like when my team is winning for certain and there's no fight from the opposition camp whatsoever', because we have always been the team who show no fight most of the time against other test playing nations.

**Nasif** · #8 March 17, 2006, 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rubu
He should not have done that. He should have said something like:

I'm surprised to see Bangladesh doing so good with some of their best players not playing.

of course reporters would then ask who those players are and he will name players like hannan, mushfique babu and such.

AND........

our selectors will bring them in for the next game!

That made me lol!

Edited on, March 17, 2006, 3:20 PM GMT, by Nasif.

Miraz · #9 March 17, 2006, 10:30 AM

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Originally posted by Rubu
He should not have done that. He should have said something like:

I'm surprised to see Bangladesh doing so good with some of their best players not playing.

of course reporters would then ask who those players are and he will name players like hannan, mushfique babu and such.

AND........

our selectors will bring them in for the next game!

very very intelligent post

Ahmed_B · #10 March 17, 2006, 10:50 AM

FW...

I get your point about Kenya being determined to come back. But to be frank, I was quite upset today to see the Kenyan side's current game-spirit. Tikolo was completely out of words in the presentation ceremony and looked shocked and speechless. I think he already realizes how tough this tour to BD is for his team. It's natural for him to try to pull the squad together. But we probbaly need not panic anymore about them. But...it's better to finish off the series professionally without taking risks or being complecant though.

arafath79 · #11 March 17, 2006, 10:53 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rubu
He should not have done that. He should have said something like:

I'm surprised to see Bangladesh doing so good with some of their best players not playing.

of course reporters would then ask who those players are and he will name players like hannan, mushfique babu and such.

AND........

our selectors will bring them in for the next game!

PoorFan · #12 March 17, 2006, 10:59 AM

Btw, where is our new Kenyan friend, like to hear something from him. ( instead of FW

)

SS · #13 March 17, 2006, 11:07 AM

Tikolo will smack rest of the ODI, it will not be easy like the first match..get ready he is the highest run scorer in leagues!!!

Miraz · #14 March 17, 2006, 11:12 AM

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Originally posted by SS
Tikolo will smack rest of the ODI, it will not be easy like the first match..get ready he is the highest run scorer in leagues!!!

It is not that easy as you are saying. He has to play sensibly because he knows if he is out his team is losing certainly. This will refrain him from playing big shots or attacking the bowling to break the discipline of our bowling attack.

istiak · #15 March 17, 2006, 11:15 AM

Bhai re HUMKI TUMKI kichu na....Haira jabar pore sobai oi rokom bole je next game e dekha jaibe...

Miraz · #16 March 17, 2006, 11:17 AM

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Originally posted by istiak
Bhai re HUMKI TUMKI kichu na....Haira jabar pore sobai oi rokom bole je next game e dekha jaibe...

Cooooooooool

mafizraju · #17 March 17, 2006, 11:54 AM

their fielding was devastatingly disorganised, their fitness is under question. look at this Hitesh Modi guy, he did not look fit to me. Their air borne fielding was completely out of sort. Few things to notice though:

1. Javed Played bad (although I am not one of the javed basher), he played as if he is out of water

2. Shahriar Nafees played few rash and tried to play few predetermined awkward shots and that means his game has not been changed since srlanka matches. He still has lots of spaces to improve and quite a lot to think about

3. Aftab disappointed me. seemed like he was willing to attack and at the same time the pace of the pitch was not allowing him to do so...still without adjusting, he went ahead and played some horrific rash shots. even after scoring fifty he seems like a batsmen who hardly wants to stay at the crease once 30-40 odd runs has been scored.

4. when four wicket fell bangladesh should have gone for the kill in the field... instead they seemed too relax. I expected bit more attack from Bashar given such a high score to defend. But as usual Bashar hardly attacks and does things outside of the customary things he is used to doing.

Had kenya fielded properly by taking all the chances it might have been different ball game.... Good for bangladesh that they got time to adjust with the new found situation to be a clear favourite against a country they have horrific memories. Hope these few mistakes would be rectified as soon as possible and we clean sweep them.... Cause we deserve it.

fwullah · #18 March 17, 2006, 12:21 PM

Mafizrazu, I wish I could say the way in which you said what you had to say!

because these are my exact thoughts!

CTazim · #19 March 17, 2006, 12:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rubu
He should not have done that. He should have said something like:

I'm surprised to see Bangladesh doing so good with some of their best players not playing.

of course reporters would then ask who those players are and he will name players like hannan, mushfique babu and such.

AND........

our selectors will bring them in for the next game!

I know one liners are frowned upon at this forum. BUT THIS ONE CRACKED ME UP.. LOL

Spitfire_x86 · #20 March 17, 2006, 01:06 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rubu
He should not have done that. He should have said something like:

I'm surprised to see Bangladesh doing so good with some of their best players not playing.

of course reporters would then ask who those players are and he will name players like hannan, mushfique babu and such.

AND........

our selectors will bring them in for the next game!

sar2005 · #21 March 17, 2006, 01:23 PM

You just need a good day with a very good luck. Players like Otino, Tikolo, Odoyo and the new man Misri (whatever the name, think you get it) are really capable to play some good cricket. But good thing for us is that our opponent was not much in match practice whereas we had a lot. Everything went good for us today and it was a bd day. But it may not be a BD day everyday by luck. One thing I want from our team is the attitude..............Killer attitude. Hungry for run while batting and hungry for wicket while bowling. Don't give away anything at any stage of the game.

Let me point 2 things while SN was talking to Athar at award ceremony.

BAD: SN was telling that no matter he did not made the century, it was good for team. Yes, it was indeed good for the team. But he should feel hungry and tell that I would love to get a big century.

GOOD: SN said to Athar, "see you soon again".........

Hope that good days have started for BD and they will make win a habit. One an off win is not really much counted unless it's against some giant like AUS.

Whatever Tikolo said, they can really come back strongly, but we should not give a single piece without fight. Killer Mood!!!

sonarbangla · #22 March 17, 2006, 02:25 PM

leh.. its kinda impossible for any team to get over 275 against our recent balling attack.. espeacially when mash, rusty, shaha, and rafi playes all together.. hehehe

ZaKi · #23 March 17, 2006, 02:45 PM

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Originally posted by sonarbangla

leh.. its kinda impossible for any team to get over 275 against our recent balling attack.. espeacially when mash, rusty, shaha, and rafi playes all together.. hehehe

Bhai ektu beshi hoe gelo nah

ZaKi · #24 March 17, 2006, 02:45 PM

Edited on, March 17, 2006, 7:46 PM GMT, by ZaKi.

sonarbangla · #25 March 17, 2006, 03:01 PM

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Originally posted by ZaKi

Quote:

Originally posted by sonarbangla

leh.. its kinda impossible for any team to get over 275 against our recent balling attack.. espeacially when mash, rusty, shaha, and rafi playes all together.. hehehe

Bhai ektu beshi hoe gelo nah

nah.. thiki ase. amader moto bowling attack khub kom deseri ase akhon... australia re aste dan.. bujben taile.. MacGrath to or boure neai basto. o asbe bole mone hoe. Brate Lee r Sharne Warn bade oder kono bhalo bowler nai. r warn to khali test khele. ODI joy korar chance 50-50

however.. i heard tikolo played in bd clubs n stuff.. have he ever faced Mashrafi, russel, Shahdat or Rafiq before? mmm i wonder