ODI Rankings Update for BD players

[Mohiul]

Bowling ranking: Rafiq-17, Mashrafe-27, Razzak-31. Looks amazing. Shahriar Nafees got his ranking upto 40, good as well.

[Tokyobreeze]

Nice that our players are improving their own ranking.We need to perform consistently.Individual ranking will follow the whole improvement of the team.

[Sovik]

abdur razzak's ranking will be improved in few years

[Tigers_eye]

25

P. Utseya

ZIM

Good see Rafiq crossing this guy. His rating dropped from 651 to 593. Mash is 8 points behind him. One by one they all should cross him.

[Sam]

It's interesting to note that, the new generation batsmen are coming up quickly with their consistent performance, whereas the veterans are lagging behind. It really hurts to see that our leading batsman Habibul Bashar has been dropped from around 40 to 72, way below Shahriar Nafees, Aftab, Khaled Mashud and Ash. On the other hand, it’s really a good sign that the players like SN and Aftab are doing quite well.

[Tigers_eye]

Well, for ODI's Bashar was never considered good. His highest rating was

72

Habibul Bashar

BAN

451;

486 v Zimbabwe, 29/07/2006

That only can get him to # 62 at most. A ten step drop is not out of ordinary. But I like the fact that Farhad has cracked the top 100 and am sure Sakib would make a huge jump before the WC.
For Ash his drop was hard to take.

67

Mohammad Ashraful

BAN

467;

526 v Australia, 25/06/2005

A total of 59 points drop shows the decline.
I am waiting for Bd players to get to 700 ratings.

[Miraz]

Bangladeshi bowlers are making gradual progress in the rating while batsmen are very inconsistent in the rating. Shows the true picture of Bangladesh team.

I am sure Rafiq will enter into the top 10 before his retirement. Razzak will be top 15 within a year.

[Duck]

Originally Posted by Sam
It's interesting to note that, the new generation batsmen are coming up quickly with their consistent performance, whereas the veterans are lagging behind. It really hurts to see that our leading batsman Habibul Bashar has been dropped from around 40 to 72, way below Shahriar Nafees, Aftab, Khaled Mashud and Ash. On the other hand, it’s really a good sign that the players like SN and Aftab are doing quite well.

this is the common but welcoming senerio of a progressing team. new ones should cross the oldies in qualities and quantities.

[kalpurush]

Originally Posted by Miraz
Bangladeshi bowlers are making gradual progress in the rating while batsmen are very inconsistent in the rating. Shows the true picture of Bangladesh team.

I am sure Rafiq will enter into the top 10 before his retirement. Razzak will be top 15 within a year.

If Rafiq could enter into the top 10 that would be a great achievement for him. All the best...Rafiq.

[kalpurush]

Originally Posted by sovik
abdur razzak's ranking will be improved in few years

I love to see him in the top 10 list in near future!

[Hatebreed]

Glad to see our bowlers making progress. Shahriar is gradually moving up the ranks. I have high hopes for him, insh'Allah he won't disappoint. Saw a news report on him on Eid day (NTV I think), looked very happy with his whole family.

[Kabir]

It's amazing that Rafiz and Mashrafe are within the top 30. Just imagine how quickly Rafiq has improved. I love this guy. But to be honest with you, as long as we don't have at least 4 bowlers in the top 30 (not sure if any team has that yet), we shouldn't consider ourselves all that great. Individually they're get, but we have to consider a team performance.

Important to note that Razzak is showing improvements. Considering the long career ahead of him, Inshallah he can get within the first 10. What do you guys think?

[Duck]

Originally Posted by Sam
It's interesting to note that, the new generation batsmen are coming up quickly with their consistent performance, whereas the veterans are lagging behind. It really hurts to see that our leading batsman Habibul Bashar has been dropped from around 40 to 72, way below Shahriar Nafees, Aftab, Khaled Mashud and Ash. On the other hand, it’s really a good sign that the players like SN and Aftab are doing quite well.

I thought the same as you. But it seems different if you look at his last ten innings:
0 v Ken in BD 2005/06 at Fatullah [2355]
64* v Ken in BD 2005/06 at Fatullah [2356]
52 v Aus in BD 2005/06 at Chittagong (CDS) [2365]
70 v Aus in BD 2005/06 at Fatullah [2366]
33 v Aus in BD 2005/06 at Fatullah [2367]
40 v Zim in Zim 2006 at Harare [2392]
5 v Zim in Zim 2006 at Harare [2393]
0 v SL in Ind 2006/07 at Chandigarh (d/n) [2423]
0 v WI in Ind 2006/07 at Jaipur (d/n) [2426]
30 5 v Zim in Ind 2006/07 at Jaipur (d/n) [2427]

Three 50 plus innings, Three 30 plus innings. It looks really great if you compare in BD standards. The last two zero were after his comeback from injury.

[Duck]

Habibul Bashar's stats: He seems better batsman as captain. Although he is very limited captaincy skill.

.....................Mat-- I-- NO-- Runs-- Ave-- 100-- 50-- 0
Overall Career ....87-- 85-- 3-- 1738--- 21.2 ---0----12--16
As Captain ........45-- 43 --3--- 962 ----24.1--- 0---- 5 --7
Not As Captain ...42 --42--- 0---776---- 18.5---- 0--- 7-- 9

Win or loss: (He has most wins under his belt, but this is credit of the team than his captaincy and degradation in strength of the opponents like Zim and Ken as well)

matches w/ no result (Not as captain): 1
matches won (Not as captain): 14

[billah]

Originally Posted by Duck_Pion
Win or loss: (He has most wins under his belt, but this is credit of the team than his captaincy and degradation in strength of the opponents like Zim and Ken as well)

matches w/ no result (Not as captain): 1
matches won (Not as captain): 14

The "Most Win" argument for Bashar is a moot point for a new and improving team like Bangladesh. What I mean is that each of the next ten captains of the Bangladesh team may superceed their previous ones in terms of success rate, because our rate of win should naturally keep increasing until we reach a plateau and become as good as any of the other top teams.

For example, to be the "most successful" captain, Bashar needed to win just 3 ODIs as the skipper. The next captain will have to win 9 or ten and so on...

[Duck]

Originally Posted by billah
The "Most Win" argument for Bashar is a moot point for a new and improving team like Bangladesh. What I mean is that each of the next ten captains of the Bangladesh team may superceed their previous ones in terms of success rate, because our rate of win should naturally keep increasing until we reach a plateau and become as good as any of the other top teams.

For example, to be the "most successful" captain, Bashar needed to win just 3 ODIs as the skipper. The next captain will have to win 9 or ten and so on...

Yeah. Dont be misguided by the stat. You are reiterating what I have mentioned.
The team is improving. So, it is the total team effort. Not Bashar's sole credit as captaincy who is very limited in thinking.

But my point was he has been doing not bad at all in the last 10 innings .

[yaseer]

Originally Posted by Duck_Pion
I thought the same as you. But it seems different if you look at his last ten innings:
0 v Ken in BD 2005/06 at Fatullah [2355]
64* v Ken in BD 2005/06 at Fatullah [2356]
52 v Aus in BD 2005/06 at Chittagong (CDS) [2365]
70 v Aus in BD 2005/06 at Fatullah [2366]
33 v Aus in BD 2005/06 at Fatullah [2367]
40 v Zim in Zim 2006 at Harare [2392]
5 v Zim in Zim 2006 at Harare [2393]
0 v SL in Ind 2006/07 at Chandigarh (d/n) [2423]
0 v WI in Ind 2006/07 at Jaipur (d/n) [2426]
30 5 v Zim in Ind 2006/07 at Jaipur (d/n) [2427]

Three 50 plus innings, Three 30 plus innings. It looks really great if you compare in BD standards. The last two zero were after his comeback from injury.

Nice one.........
I am still with habibul bashar as ODI batsman........at least till the world cup...
he is consistent.......most important is he always comes back after 2/3 failures....not like others who has long bad patches.

[Shafin]

there are 10 teams,if we take 5 descent batsmen and bowler per team,there should be 5 bowler and batsmen within the top 50.The day we reach the mark will show signs of real improvement.
We are closing on the mark with bowlers,but with batsmen,it's a far cry.
I believe Razzak has a greater chance of entering the top 10 before Rafiq,but I love to hope that both of them will be there soon.
Razzak's Economy will get below that of Utseya soon

[6alltheway]

masrafe andf rafique deserve it, theyve been very consistant. i hope shariar is in the future and his ranking will imporve more.

[naheyan]

one of the tv chnl ratings showd masrafee as the 10th ODI bowler of the month.....smthn 2 be really proud of.

[Miraz]

According to new rating published yesterday BD bowlers improved their rating while batsmen remain same positions.

Now, Rafiq - 16th, Mashrafee - 26th and Razzak - 30th ranked ODI bowler.

Link

[Mohiul]

Originally Posted by naheyan
one of the tv chnl ratings showd masrafee as the 10th ODI bowler of the month.....smthn 2 be really proud of.

Mashrafe is # 4 odi bowler now according to ranking published in www.espnstar.com

[Sauron]

Originally Posted by bdcricmad
Mashrafe is # 4 odi bowler now according to ranking published in www.espnstar.com

Post the exact link that has the table ... seeing is believing.

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[reverse_swing]

Originally Posted by Sauron
Post the exact link that has the table ... seeing is believing.

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Here is the link
TOP 10 ODI BOWLERS

Rank Player Name Country Name Points 1 Brett Lee Australia 193 2 Nathan Bracken Australia 188 3 Jerome Taylor West Indies 184 4 Ian Bradshaw West Indies 179 5 Mashrafe Mortaza Bangladesh 174 6 Lasith Malinga Sri Lanka 169 7 Harbhajan Singh India 166 8 Irfan Pathan India 161 9 Dwayne Bravo West Indies 157 10 Farveez Maharoof Sri Lanka 152

[Sauron]

Thanks for the link! This is awesome. Is this weekly, monthly or what? What is the time span taken into account?