Commando Training did it for us?

tanvir_nus · #1 September 13, 2007, 08:36 AM

Ashraful mentioned about the commando training today in the post match presentations, I agree with him. I really see the improvement in their physique and they look lean, thin, athletic and most importantly they have grown from boys to man. If those 6 days could have this effect imagine two or three weeks?

ps: off topic, I just wanna say, Ashraful is the greatest Bangladeshi cricket player to have ever walked, breathed, and danced the zizou dance. Ashraful,..... I can't find words for you. What you did today will be remembered as the greatest ever innings 50 or an innings by a Bangladeshi till date. Congratulations tiger.

Hatebreed · #2 September 13, 2007, 08:50 AM

That seems to be the case. Ash in particular looked really fresh and fired up. There was so much power in his shots.

Sohel · #3 September 13, 2007, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by tanvir_nus
Ashraful mentioned about the commando training today in the post match presentations, I agree with him. I really see the improvement in their physique and they look lean, thin, athletic and most importantly they have grown from boys to man. If those 6 days could have this effect imagine two or three weeks?

ps: off topic, I just wanna say, Ashraful is the greatest Bangladeshi cricket player to have ever walked, breathed, and danced the zizou dance. Ashraful,..... I can't find words for you. What you did today will be remembered as the greatest ever innings 50 or an innings by a Bangladeshi till date. Congratulations tiger.

Hear, hear ...

The military cross-training was designed to enhance unit cohesion and courage through things such as "360 degree appraisals" and "self-criticism", as well as the rigorous physical conditioning. From the looks of what happened today, it played a positive part along with everything else that has transpired during the course of this expedition.

rubel_18 · #4 September 13, 2007, 08:56 AM

Yeh I am sure it has had a positive effect on our boys

Tigers_eye · #5 September 13, 2007, 08:58 AM

I am not sure how much it helped. May be in team cohesiveness, yes! But we still need our domestic structure corrected if we want consistant performance from these Tigers.

ialbd · #6 September 13, 2007, 09:02 AM

we have to move BKSP to one cantonment asap.... to save our sports....

BanglaCool · #7 September 13, 2007, 09:05 AM

Does that mean we need more soldiers?

*AsifTheManRahman* · #8 September 13, 2007, 09:18 AM

Compulsory military training for men when they turn 18

j/k of course.

Sohel · #9 September 13, 2007, 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Tigers_eye
I am not sure how much it helped. May be in team cohesiveness, yes! But we still need our domestic structure corrected if we want consistant performance from these Tigers.

Bingo ... that's the key to sustainable success. Cross-training can be more effective once those fundamentals are addressed first.

Dhrubo · #10 September 13, 2007, 09:26 AM

yes that boot camp did boost our confidence and strength,but we didnt win today's match only for that ,we also won this match because of our unity today and our effort and Allah gave us the win for our effort,so all i say to the bd team is work hard and give your full effort and you will be gifted.

akabir77 · #11 September 13, 2007, 09:27 AM

I know some members had both threads ready to be posted... since we won we r getting these kinds if we had lost the would have seen the other kind where they say why he bowled and rubbish cricketer from bd etc etc. in my opinion both extreme.

rubel_18 · #12 September 13, 2007, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Dhrubo
yes that boot camp did boost our confidence and strength,but we didnt win today's match only for that ,we also won this match because of our unity today and our effort and Allah gave us the win for our effort,so all i say to the bd team is work hard and give your full effort and you will be gifted.

spot on there Dhrubo, more than one thing contributes to a teams win not just one thing and luck has to play a big part as well like da catch dat was dropped of Ashraful

mali007 · #13 September 13, 2007, 09:31 AM

Down the road one day TEST CRICKET WILL BE HISTORY !!!! So, only shorter versions of cricket will prevali and WE ARE SUITED TO THOSE VERSIONS OF CRICKET. So don't worry about INFRASTRUCTURES.

riad · #14 September 13, 2007, 09:32 AM

Luck is always with the braves.
I am sure commando training helped but I hope this win would be a confidence booster to do well in the next games. I am looking toward that.
Congrats Team BD.

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Originally Posted by rubel_18
spot on there Dhrubo, more than one thing contributes to a teams win not just one thing and luck has to play a big part as well like da catch dat was dropped of Ashraful

Dhrubo · #15 September 13, 2007, 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by rubel_18
spot on there Dhrubo, more than one thing contributes to a teams win not just one thing and luck has to play a big part as well like da catch dat was dropped of Ashraful

yeah i guess luck played a big role too in our win but its not luck its the mistakes of west indies because there is no such thing as luck,lol.

Fazal · #16 September 13, 2007, 09:47 AM

Polapan....

Jhorey Bok porey...ar Comando Training-er Keramoti Barey.

Now Aus also had those comando training and then lost to ZIM... does it means it was also responsible for their loss? No ?

Its winning the toss in the wet pitch and then excelent bowling by Rasel and getting Gayle cheaply that was mainly responsible for this win.

SS · #17 September 13, 2007, 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Fazal
Polapan....

Jhorey Bok porey...ar Comando Training-er Keramoti Barey.

Now Aus also had those comando training and then lost to ZIM... does it means it was also responsible for their loss? No ?

Its winning the toss toss in the wet pitch that was mainly responsible for this win.

Fazal Classic...priceless.

GothamCity · #18 September 13, 2007, 10:27 AM

I think it's Mashrafe's GaliGalaz after losing to Kenya in the warm-up game that helped BD ! I think that was the first time someone rebuked the team instead of just promising to better next time. Never mind Mashrafe's own poor performance, but he has delivered more than once for the team before.

WarWolf · #19 September 13, 2007, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Fazal
Polapan....

Jhorey Bok porey...ar Comando Training-er Keramoti Barey.

Now Aus also had those comando training and then lost to ZIM... does it means it was also responsible for their loss? No ?

Its winning the toss in the wet pitch and then excelent bowling by Rasel and getting Gayle cheaply that was mainly responsible for this win.

Spot on.

Ahmed_B · #20 September 13, 2007, 11:47 AM

Well... how will you explain the kenya defeat then?
এক যাত্রায় দুই ফল?

NightF!re · #21 September 13, 2007, 12:26 PM

Lol......how did we lose against Kenya then??

BanglaCool · #22 September 13, 2007, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by mali007
Down the road one day TEST CRICKET WILL BE HISTORY !!!! So, only shorter versions of cricket will prevali and WE ARE SUITED TO THOSE VERSIONS OF CRICKET. So don't worry about INFRASTRUCTURES.

..and also because of global warming all gardens will be extinct.

betaar · #23 September 13, 2007, 12:55 PM

I think going through the commando training and going commando in the ground did the trick fro our players (if you know what I mean). ;-)

Miraz · #24 September 13, 2007, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Ahmed_B
Well... how will you explain the kenya defeat then?
এক যাত্রায় দুই ফল?

Commando training only works against stronger opponents.

**Mahmood** · #25 September 13, 2007, 01:31 PM

Commando training does not make you a better cricketer. But it can surely make you tough and determined.