Bangladesh in Australia Aug-Sept 2008
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angryangy
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Huge.
AIS 1/230 (36 overs)
Khawaja and Hill formed a brutal unbeaten 2nd wicket partnership.
Though this was no official series, the AIS won three games to the tourists' one. Bangladesh will look to avoid embarrassment on Wednesday against the low profile Chief Minister's XI, while the AIS side will hope to stick it to the Aussies on Thursday at Marrara.
What a shame! 9 wicket loss! An international team getting hammered by a domestic side. Again its the bowling that caused the big loss. Too expensive, I don't want to get anything positive from the warm up games or the series, its just useless doing those stuffs now.
angryangy
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If they could take wickets, then the economy would follow. The batsmen weren't worried enough to show caution and once they got set, they just hit the bowler out of the attack.
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westindies2007
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Aus Vs Bang.
I am wondering why Bang can't play more games with teams near them in ranking.
like Zimbabwe, West Indies, England,etc.
These teams are more they Level.
But a team like the Mighty Australia, it's like a Car smashing an Ant.
I am wondering why Bang can't play more games with teams near them in ranking.
like Zimbabwe, West Indies, England,etc.
These teams are more they Level.
But a team like the Mighty Australia, it's like a Car smashing an Ant.
I agree that they should be playing Zimbabwe atleast once in a year but not WI and England because they are actually too tough for Bangladesh.
westindies2007
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i really don't think so.
West Indies and England lacks in there Cricket most of the time, one min they play good, next min they play bad.
I don't know about England.
but the way i am seeing West Indies playing right now, Bangladesh could give them a good run. more than Aussie
Yes its true that Bangladesh will be able compete harder with them than with the Aussies
But if we talk about winning, I don't think Bangladeshi players will be able to put a fight against the likes of Chanderpaul, Gayle, Sarwan, Taylor, Flintoff, KP, Anderson and others
khalek added 8 Minutes and 9 Seconds later...
Good news, Bangladesh score 305/4 50 overs against Northern Territory...
Hope they can defend it :upray
England would be way too strong, they are 2 up against SA in the ODI series.
If Bangladesh can't defend that total against NT they are in big trouble. I don't even know the players in that team but that would be our D grade team.
If Bangladesh can't defend that total against NT they are in big trouble. I don't even know the players in that team but that would be our D grade team.
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