w3lshrugby
Panel of Selectors
thanks for the advice.
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Cowburn199
International Coach
Yeah but obviously it depends on the amount of days left. You dont want to be chasing say 250 on last day with V defensive
w3lshrugby
Panel of Selectors
NatWest Series - First 3 Matches
Warm Up Match: Derbyshire beat Bangladesh by 4 wickets.
Here are the first 3 group matches for Bangladesh in the NatWest Series:
My squad remains the same for the series.
My Aims:
+ To win an ODI.
+ To score 250+.
The Matches:
England V Bangladesh at The Oval
England won the toss and chose to bat first.
England: Trescothick: Strauss; Pietersen; Vaughan; Troughton; Flintoff; Jones+; Tudor; Davies; Harmison; Anderson.
Bangladesh: Abedin, Arif Ahmed+, Bashar; Aftab Ahmed; Saleh; Iqbal; M Islam; Hasan; Rafique; A Islam; Haque.
England Innings: 205 all out
Vaughan 46; Strauss 43. M Islam 3-39; A Islam 3-41.
Bangladesh require 206 to win.
Bangladesh Innings: 206-4
Arif Ahmed 74; Bashar 48. Davies 2-34; Harmison 1-31.
BANGLADESH (206-4) beat ENGLAND (205) by 6 wickets.
Man Of The Match: Arif Ahmed.
What a great way to come back after losing the warm up match! We seem to have England on the 'rack'.
Australia V Bangladesh at Edgbaston
Australia won the toss and chose to field.
Australia: Hayden; Gilchrist+; Ponting; Martyn; Katich; Langer; Lee; Kasprowicz; Warne; Gillespie; McGrath.
Bangladesh: No changes.
Bangladesh Innings: 275-6
Bashar 74; Arif Ahmed 46. Kasprowicz 2-53; McGrath 1-42.
Australia require 276 runs to win.
Australia Innings: 278-1
Hayden 132*; Gilchrist 89. Hasan 1-53
AUSTRALIA (278-1) beat BANGLADESH (275-6) by 9 wickets.
Man Of The Match: Matthew Hayden
Well, the Australians showed us what they are capable off, and I take my hat (which I don't even wear) off to them!
England V Bangladesh at Trent Bridge
Bangladesh won the toss and chose to bat.
England: Trescothick: Strauss; Pietersen; Thorpe; Flintoff; Troughton; Jones+; Tudor; Davies; Harmison; Anderson.
Bangladesh: Tareq Aziz in for R Haque.
BANGLADESH Innings: 279-9
Iqbal 64; Hasan 50. Anderson 4-61; Harmison 2-52.
England require 280 to win.
England Innings: 281-4
Trescothick 124; Thorpe 110*. Aziz 4-45.
ENGLAND (281-4) beat BANGLADESH (279-9) by 6 wickets.
Man Of The Match: Marcus Trescothick
Argh. Once again, top quality teams show us just how good they really are. Our batsmen have once again produced the goods, only to be let down by all of the bowlers apart from Tareq Aziz, with his brilliant 4-45.
TABLE AFTER EVERY TEAM HAS PLAYED 3 MATCHES:
AUSTRALIA - 6pts
BANGLADESH - 2pts
ENGLAND - 2pts
Warm Up Match: Derbyshire beat Bangladesh by 4 wickets.
Here are the first 3 group matches for Bangladesh in the NatWest Series:
My squad remains the same for the series.
My Aims:
+ To win an ODI.
+ To score 250+.
The Matches:
England V Bangladesh at The Oval
England won the toss and chose to bat first.
England: Trescothick: Strauss; Pietersen; Vaughan; Troughton; Flintoff; Jones+; Tudor; Davies; Harmison; Anderson.
Bangladesh: Abedin, Arif Ahmed+, Bashar; Aftab Ahmed; Saleh; Iqbal; M Islam; Hasan; Rafique; A Islam; Haque.
England Innings: 205 all out
Vaughan 46; Strauss 43. M Islam 3-39; A Islam 3-41.
Bangladesh require 206 to win.
Bangladesh Innings: 206-4
Arif Ahmed 74; Bashar 48. Davies 2-34; Harmison 1-31.
BANGLADESH (206-4) beat ENGLAND (205) by 6 wickets.
Man Of The Match: Arif Ahmed.
What a great way to come back after losing the warm up match! We seem to have England on the 'rack'.
Australia V Bangladesh at Edgbaston
Australia won the toss and chose to field.
Australia: Hayden; Gilchrist+; Ponting; Martyn; Katich; Langer; Lee; Kasprowicz; Warne; Gillespie; McGrath.
Bangladesh: No changes.
Bangladesh Innings: 275-6
Bashar 74; Arif Ahmed 46. Kasprowicz 2-53; McGrath 1-42.
Australia require 276 runs to win.
Australia Innings: 278-1
Hayden 132*; Gilchrist 89. Hasan 1-53
AUSTRALIA (278-1) beat BANGLADESH (275-6) by 9 wickets.
Man Of The Match: Matthew Hayden
Well, the Australians showed us what they are capable off, and I take my hat (which I don't even wear) off to them!
England V Bangladesh at Trent Bridge
Bangladesh won the toss and chose to bat.
England: Trescothick: Strauss; Pietersen; Thorpe; Flintoff; Troughton; Jones+; Tudor; Davies; Harmison; Anderson.
Bangladesh: Tareq Aziz in for R Haque.
BANGLADESH Innings: 279-9
Iqbal 64; Hasan 50. Anderson 4-61; Harmison 2-52.
England require 280 to win.
England Innings: 281-4
Trescothick 124; Thorpe 110*. Aziz 4-45.
ENGLAND (281-4) beat BANGLADESH (279-9) by 6 wickets.
Man Of The Match: Marcus Trescothick
Argh. Once again, top quality teams show us just how good they really are. Our batsmen have once again produced the goods, only to be let down by all of the bowlers apart from Tareq Aziz, with his brilliant 4-45.
TABLE AFTER EVERY TEAM HAS PLAYED 3 MATCHES:
AUSTRALIA - 6pts
BANGLADESH - 2pts
ENGLAND - 2pts
Cowburn199
International Coach
Haha you take off your hat 
Come on Bangladesh! Show them what your made of
Come on Bangladesh! Show them what your made of
w3lshrugby
Panel of Selectors
2 More Group Matches
Can Bangladesh come back and get through to the final?
The Matches:
Australia V Bangladesh at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff.
Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bowl first.
Australia: No changes
Bangladesh: M Nuruzzaman in for Aftab Ahmed.
Australia Innings: 139-7
Martyn 69*; Hayden 30. Rafique 2-19; Hasan 2-26.
Bangladesh require 140 to win.
Bangladesh Innings: 141-4
Arif Ahmed 77*; Nuruzzaman 27. Gillespie 2-17; McGrath 2-35.
BANGLADESH (141-4) beat AUSTRALIA (139-7) by 6 wickets.
Man Of The Match: Arif Ahmed
A great performance from the boys to take us ahead of England in the group! Now we must go onto bigger things against the English!
England V Bangladesh at Headingly
England won the toss and chose to bat.
England: Vaughan in for Troughton.
Bangladesh: No change.
England Innings: 228-6
Trescothick 62; Thorpe 51. Rafique 3-34; Hasan 1-34.
Bangladesh require 229 to win.
Bangladesh Innings: 232-7
Abedin 92; Iqbal 62. Harmison 3-41; Anderson 2-56.
BANGLADESH (232-7) beat ENGLAND (228-6) by 3 wickets.
Man Of The Match: M Abedin
YES!!!! That secures us a place in the Final as England have already lost to Australia twice. The question is, can we get through in first or second? Also, will Habibul Bashar's form return?
Can Bangladesh come back and get through to the final?
The Matches:
Australia V Bangladesh at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff.
Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bowl first.
Australia: No changes
Bangladesh: M Nuruzzaman in for Aftab Ahmed.
Australia Innings: 139-7
Martyn 69*; Hayden 30. Rafique 2-19; Hasan 2-26.
Bangladesh require 140 to win.
Bangladesh Innings: 141-4
Arif Ahmed 77*; Nuruzzaman 27. Gillespie 2-17; McGrath 2-35.
BANGLADESH (141-4) beat AUSTRALIA (139-7) by 6 wickets.
Man Of The Match: Arif Ahmed
A great performance from the boys to take us ahead of England in the group! Now we must go onto bigger things against the English!
England V Bangladesh at Headingly
England won the toss and chose to bat.
England: Vaughan in for Troughton.
Bangladesh: No change.
England Innings: 228-6
Trescothick 62; Thorpe 51. Rafique 3-34; Hasan 1-34.
Bangladesh require 229 to win.
Bangladesh Innings: 232-7
Abedin 92; Iqbal 62. Harmison 3-41; Anderson 2-56.
BANGLADESH (232-7) beat ENGLAND (228-6) by 3 wickets.
Man Of The Match: M Abedin
YES!!!! That secures us a place in the Final as England have already lost to Australia twice. The question is, can we get through in first or second? Also, will Habibul Bashar's form return?
Cowburn199
International Coach
WooT go Bangla! 
Cowburn199
International Coach
Yes :hpraiseusy said:lol did Bangladesh just Kill English team
duffarama
Chairman of Selectors
Moved to Cricket Games Stories & Strategies Forum.
w3lshrugby
Panel of Selectors
Hi all, I am restarting this thread as I really enjoyed it. It will start from the beginning of the 2006 season.
2006 Series':
HOME v India (2 Test, 3 ODI)
HOME v England (2 Test, 3 ODI)
AWAY v New Zealand (2 Test, 3 ODI)
World Cup 2007 in West Indies
2006 Series':
HOME v India (2 Test, 3 ODI)
HOME v England (2 Test, 3 ODI)
AWAY v New Zealand (2 Test, 3 ODI)
World Cup 2007 in West Indies
w3lshrugby
Panel of Selectors
Manager Diary Returns!
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Bangla Express
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The Bangladeshi Cricket Board was very happy with Rhys Williams' first season in charge. He brought victory in the NatWest series, beaten Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe in tests and one day matches! He is hoping for another great season ahead of him!
Current Rankings:
Tests: 9th, -10pts. West Indies nearest opposition on -7pts.
ODIs: 9th, -7pts. England nearest opposition on -7pts also.
SERIES IN 06-07 SEASON
INDIA (Home) - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs.
ENGLAND (Home) - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs.
NEW ZEALAND (Away) - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs.
WORLD CUP (in West Indies).
My Aims:
V India:
+Try to win one of the test matches.
+Try to win the ODI series 2-1.
V England:
+Try to win one of the test matches.
+Try to win the ODI series 2-1.
In New Zealand:
+Bowl New Zealand out every time.
+Try to win an ODI
I have picked a very similar squad to the one that played last year. One noteable player not in the squad is M Abedin, this is because he didn't perform aswell as was hoped. Another one of these is Syed Rasel, although performing OK, I could only pick a small amount of players for the series. He, and others like him, may be given the chance later on.
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Bangla Express
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The Bangladeshi Cricket Board was very happy with Rhys Williams' first season in charge. He brought victory in the NatWest series, beaten Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe in tests and one day matches! He is hoping for another great season ahead of him!
Current Rankings:
Tests: 9th, -10pts. West Indies nearest opposition on -7pts.
ODIs: 9th, -7pts. England nearest opposition on -7pts also.
SERIES IN 06-07 SEASON
INDIA (Home) - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs.
ENGLAND (Home) - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs.
NEW ZEALAND (Away) - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs.
WORLD CUP (in West Indies).
My Aims:
V India:
+Try to win one of the test matches.
+Try to win the ODI series 2-1.
V England:
+Try to win one of the test matches.
+Try to win the ODI series 2-1.
In New Zealand:
+Bowl New Zealand out every time.
+Try to win an ODI
I have picked a very similar squad to the one that played last year. One noteable player not in the squad is M Abedin, this is because he didn't perform aswell as was hoped. Another one of these is Syed Rasel, although performing OK, I could only pick a small amount of players for the series. He, and others like him, may be given the chance later on.
w3lshrugby
Panel of Selectors
Test Series V India
Home V India: 2 Tests & 3 ODIs.
Test Series:
1st Test at Dhaka
My Aims:
+Win the test.
+Get a first innings lead.
Welcome to Dhaka where Bangladesh Tigers will be looking to start their season in style. Manager Rhys Williams is confident of a victory in this first test...
India won the toss and chose to bat first:
LINEUPS:
Bangladesh: Arif Ahemd+, Iqbal, Bashar*, Aftab Ahmed, Saleh, M Islam, Nurruzaman, Hasan, Rafique, A Islam, Haque.
India: Sehwag, Gambhir, Tendulkar, Dravid*, Laxman, Y Singh, Dharmani+, H Singh, Kumble, G Singh, Salvi.
THE MATCH:
India First Innings: 387 all out
Dharmani 149; Laxman 54; Hasan 4-77; Rafique 2-73.
Bangladesh First Innings: 421 all out
Arif Ahmed 75; Saleh 74; Salvi 5-103; H Singh 3-168.
Bangladesh lead by 34 runs.
India Second Innings: 202 all out
Dravid 52; Sehwag 48; Haque 3-41; Hasan 2-28.
Bangladesh require 169 to win.
Bangladesh Second Innings: 169-6
Aftab Ahmed 58; M Islam 30*; H Singh 3-59; Salvi 2-56.
BANGLADESH (421 & 169-6) beat INDIA (387 & 202) by 4 wickets
Man Of The Match: Dharmani
WOW! A great way to start the season, although a second innings jutter made me fear the worst for some moments! This team continues to rise and now I have aspirations to win my 3rd test series in a row!
My Aims Revisited:
+Win the test.
Yep, yep and yep! That was a great win and I was very impressed - probably the same team for the next match (barring injury).
+Get a first innings lead.
I, for one, didn't think we were going to pass this aim after we had to bat second, as second batting team don't usually get leads. But we did pass it, and we passed it with flying colours. A lead of 34 after both first innings made me very smiley indeed!
Overall, very impressive. I am looking forward to the second test at Chittagong and more great performances!
2nd Test at Chittagong
My Aims:
+Hold on for the series victory
+Win the test match
Welcome to Chittagong for the second test in what, so far, has been the best series to date in Bangladesh!
Bangladesh won the toss and decided to bat first:
LINEUPS:
India: Kambli comes in for Y Singh.
Bangladesh: No changes.
THE MATCH:
Bangladesh First Innings: 298 all out
Aftab Ahmed 64; Hasan 52; H Singh 5-90; Kumble 2-74.
India First Innings: 305 all out
Tendulkar 170*; Dravid 34; Rafique 3-53; A Islam 3-56.
India lead by 7 runs.
Bangladesh Second Innings: 385 all out
M Islam 89*; Arif Ahmed 85; H Singh 6-123; Kumble 3-109.
India require 379 to win.
India Second Innings: 253 all out
Sehwag 63; Gambhir 48; Rafique 3-48; Hasan 3-61.
BANGLADESH (298 & 385) beat INDIA (305 & 253) by 125 runs.
Man Of The Match: Tendulkar
YES!!! A very, very good win, much better than the first test. Without Sachin's 170, India would have been majorly beaten! Another test series win moves us close to the West Indies in the rankings table - just 1 behind them now!
My Aims Revisted:
+Hold on for series victory.
Well, we did just that - but more - we won! The series was ours 2-0 and I move into the ODI series confident of more results!
+Win the test.
Simply magnificent! So far I have passed all of my aims for this season!
Another great win and a great 2-0 clean sweep at home to India. My man of the series is: Anshullah Hasan for great left arm spin once again. In this series he has had major contributions of: 4-77, 2-28 and 3-61 and to top that off, he made a great 52 in the first innings of the second test. Truly remarkable!
Home V India: 2 Tests & 3 ODIs.
Test Series:
1st Test at Dhaka
My Aims:
+Win the test.
+Get a first innings lead.
Welcome to Dhaka where Bangladesh Tigers will be looking to start their season in style. Manager Rhys Williams is confident of a victory in this first test...
India won the toss and chose to bat first:
LINEUPS:
Bangladesh: Arif Ahemd+, Iqbal, Bashar*, Aftab Ahmed, Saleh, M Islam, Nurruzaman, Hasan, Rafique, A Islam, Haque.
India: Sehwag, Gambhir, Tendulkar, Dravid*, Laxman, Y Singh, Dharmani+, H Singh, Kumble, G Singh, Salvi.
THE MATCH:
India First Innings: 387 all out
Dharmani 149; Laxman 54; Hasan 4-77; Rafique 2-73.
Bangladesh First Innings: 421 all out
Arif Ahmed 75; Saleh 74; Salvi 5-103; H Singh 3-168.
Bangladesh lead by 34 runs.
India Second Innings: 202 all out
Dravid 52; Sehwag 48; Haque 3-41; Hasan 2-28.
Bangladesh require 169 to win.
Bangladesh Second Innings: 169-6
Aftab Ahmed 58; M Islam 30*; H Singh 3-59; Salvi 2-56.
BANGLADESH (421 & 169-6) beat INDIA (387 & 202) by 4 wickets
Man Of The Match: Dharmani
WOW! A great way to start the season, although a second innings jutter made me fear the worst for some moments! This team continues to rise and now I have aspirations to win my 3rd test series in a row!
My Aims Revisited:
+Win the test.
Yep, yep and yep! That was a great win and I was very impressed - probably the same team for the next match (barring injury).
+Get a first innings lead.
I, for one, didn't think we were going to pass this aim after we had to bat second, as second batting team don't usually get leads. But we did pass it, and we passed it with flying colours. A lead of 34 after both first innings made me very smiley indeed!
Overall, very impressive. I am looking forward to the second test at Chittagong and more great performances!
2nd Test at Chittagong
My Aims:
+Hold on for the series victory
+Win the test match
Welcome to Chittagong for the second test in what, so far, has been the best series to date in Bangladesh!
Bangladesh won the toss and decided to bat first:
LINEUPS:
India: Kambli comes in for Y Singh.
Bangladesh: No changes.
THE MATCH:
Bangladesh First Innings: 298 all out
Aftab Ahmed 64; Hasan 52; H Singh 5-90; Kumble 2-74.
India First Innings: 305 all out
Tendulkar 170*; Dravid 34; Rafique 3-53; A Islam 3-56.
India lead by 7 runs.
Bangladesh Second Innings: 385 all out
M Islam 89*; Arif Ahmed 85; H Singh 6-123; Kumble 3-109.
India require 379 to win.
India Second Innings: 253 all out
Sehwag 63; Gambhir 48; Rafique 3-48; Hasan 3-61.
BANGLADESH (298 & 385) beat INDIA (305 & 253) by 125 runs.
Man Of The Match: Tendulkar
YES!!! A very, very good win, much better than the first test. Without Sachin's 170, India would have been majorly beaten! Another test series win moves us close to the West Indies in the rankings table - just 1 behind them now!
My Aims Revisted:
+Hold on for series victory.
Well, we did just that - but more - we won! The series was ours 2-0 and I move into the ODI series confident of more results!
+Win the test.
Simply magnificent! So far I have passed all of my aims for this season!
Another great win and a great 2-0 clean sweep at home to India. My man of the series is: Anshullah Hasan for great left arm spin once again. In this series he has had major contributions of: 4-77, 2-28 and 3-61 and to top that off, he made a great 52 in the first innings of the second test. Truly remarkable!
treva
ICC Chairman
wow well done just like me and my Bangla story keep it up mate very nicely presented.
Just one suggestion maybe have a scorecard of the match so we can see all the other scores and who got who out and how.
but keep up the hard work
Just one suggestion maybe have a scorecard of the match so we can see all the other scores and who got who out and how.
but keep up the hard work
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