freddiw
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goods centry for bashar and well done bangys,
knock thos aussies over
knock thos aussies over
Story Coming Of Age - A Bangladesh Story [ICC 2006]
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Griffo
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Day 1 Session 3
The Australian openers are on their way out and it will be up to the Bangladesh bowlers on whether this game will be competitive after a decent but not spectacular effort from the Bangladeshi batsmen. Matthew Hayden and Michael Hussey make their way to the end of the session with the score finishing on
Australia 1st Innings - 19/0
(Hussey 12*, Rasel 0-9)
Current Batsmen
M.Hayden 7(26)
M.Hussey 12(22)
Current Bowlers
M.Mortaza 4-0-10-0
S.Rasel 4-0-9-0
Session Highlight - Habibul Bashar reaching his hundred after defying Shane Warne and his excellent bowling and batting with the tail at a strike rate of 70.
The Australian openers are on their way out and it will be up to the Bangladesh bowlers on whether this game will be competitive after a decent but not spectacular effort from the Bangladeshi batsmen. Matthew Hayden and Michael Hussey make their way to the end of the session with the score finishing on
Australia 1st Innings - 19/0
(Hussey 12*, Rasel 0-9)
Current Batsmen
M.Hayden 7(26)
M.Hussey 12(22)
Current Bowlers
M.Mortaza 4-0-10-0
S.Rasel 4-0-9-0
Session Highlight - Habibul Bashar reaching his hundred after defying Shane Warne and his excellent bowling and batting with the tail at a strike rate of 70.
Highlander999
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Great story Griffo.
Go on Bangladesh beat the Aussies
Go on Bangladesh beat the Aussies
King Pietersen
ICC Board Member
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Nice early figures from Mashrafe and Rasel. Keep up the great story Griffmeister.
RoboRocks
Chairman of Selectors
Well done Griffo.
Nice start from Bangldesh.
Nice start from Bangldesh.
treva
ICC Chairman
Great work from the Bangladeshi skipper! Competitive score from Bangladesh but I still think the Aussie will post a big innings lead.
Great work Griffo
Great work Griffo
if u dnt mind mate im started the same int carear as u so i might post my squad series results and averages up and see how we compare ive used a few diff players so some u might take a look at from my records
im in first test at mo so put them up soon
im in first test at mo so put them up soon
Griffo
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Day 2 Session 1
The players come out for the second day of play and the Australians continue right where they left off seeing of the new ball without the loss of a wicket but the third seam bowler Saqibul Hasan makes the breakthrough drawing an edge from Matthew Hayden which goes through to Mushfiqur Rahim.
Australian captain Ricky Ponting makes his way to the crease looking to establish a partnership with Michael Hussey they took it slow with the spinners turning the ball on a pitch which looks like its in the fifth day. Ricky Ponting soon took up the attack to the Bangladeshi bowlers catching Michael Hussey?s score in almost no time at all and made their way to the end of the session.
Australia 1st Innings - 119/1
(Hussey 47*, Hasan 1-11)
Current Batsmen
M.Hussey 47 (125)
R.Ponting 45 (86)
Current Bowlers
A.Razzak 9-1-27-0
S.Rasel 10-0-28-0
Session Highlight - Ricky Ponting?s blitz to take his score from the twenties to the forties in a matter of 3-4 overs.
The players come out for the second day of play and the Australians continue right where they left off seeing of the new ball without the loss of a wicket but the third seam bowler Saqibul Hasan makes the breakthrough drawing an edge from Matthew Hayden which goes through to Mushfiqur Rahim.
Australian captain Ricky Ponting makes his way to the crease looking to establish a partnership with Michael Hussey they took it slow with the spinners turning the ball on a pitch which looks like its in the fifth day. Ricky Ponting soon took up the attack to the Bangladeshi bowlers catching Michael Hussey?s score in almost no time at all and made their way to the end of the session.
Australia 1st Innings - 119/1
(Hussey 47*, Hasan 1-11)
Current Batsmen
M.Hussey 47 (125)
R.Ponting 45 (86)
Current Bowlers
A.Razzak 9-1-27-0
S.Rasel 10-0-28-0
Session Highlight - Ricky Ponting?s blitz to take his score from the twenties to the forties in a matter of 3-4 overs.
series won by aus 1.0
1st test : aus-335 and 387-6dec
bangla-337 and 255-7 drawn game
2nd test: bangla-274 and 249
aus- 505-5dec and 19-0 won by 10w
x11: i decided to blend youth with experience in this series
series stats
1.S Nafees 137runs at ave 34.25
2.J Omar 233runs at ave 58.20
3.T Iqbal(debut) 111runs at ave 27.70
4.H Bashar 138runs at ave 34
5.R Saleh 150 runs at ave 37.5 with 4w at ave 31
6.S Hasan(debut) 105 runs at ave 35 with 3w at ave 71
7.D Ghosh(debut wk) 47 runs at ave 11.7
8.M Rafique 70 runs at ave 17.5 with 1w at ave 168
9.A Sunny(debut) 78 runs at ave 33 with 8w at ave 25
10.S Rasel 36 runs at ave 12 with 1w at ave 221
11.M Shazada 9 runs with ave 4.5 with 4w at ave 55
the series went ok with few players makin good debuts
in the next series ill be looking to use the same players and bring in the likes of:
R Haque(bat)
M Islam(bat)
M ashraful(bat)
N Ahmed(bat)
M Rahim(wk)
A Razzak(bwl)
S Al Zabir(bwl)
M Mortaza(bwl)
i see the first yr as experience building then the next few as chance to see wat we can do
1st test : aus-335 and 387-6dec
bangla-337 and 255-7 drawn game
2nd test: bangla-274 and 249
aus- 505-5dec and 19-0 won by 10w
x11: i decided to blend youth with experience in this series
series stats
1.S Nafees 137runs at ave 34.25
2.J Omar 233runs at ave 58.20
3.T Iqbal(debut) 111runs at ave 27.70
4.H Bashar 138runs at ave 34
5.R Saleh 150 runs at ave 37.5 with 4w at ave 31
6.S Hasan(debut) 105 runs at ave 35 with 3w at ave 71
7.D Ghosh(debut wk) 47 runs at ave 11.7
8.M Rafique 70 runs at ave 17.5 with 1w at ave 168
9.A Sunny(debut) 78 runs at ave 33 with 8w at ave 25
10.S Rasel 36 runs at ave 12 with 1w at ave 221
11.M Shazada 9 runs with ave 4.5 with 4w at ave 55
the series went ok with few players makin good debuts
in the next series ill be looking to use the same players and bring in the likes of:
R Haque(bat)
M Islam(bat)
M ashraful(bat)
N Ahmed(bat)
M Rahim(wk)
A Razzak(bwl)
S Al Zabir(bwl)
M Mortaza(bwl)
i see the first yr as experience building then the next few as chance to see wat we can do
cnbd_novice
International Coach
Hey Rob, you seem to have a very interesting game there,why don't you start your own story? I am sure people would love to read it.
@Griffo, that looks like a typical result by the former Bangladeshi team-when they bat well, they end up bowling poorly, and when they bowl well; they end up bating poorly. Nevertheless expect a good comeback from the Banglas.
@Griffo, that looks like a typical result by the former Bangladeshi team-when they bat well, they end up bowling poorly, and when they bowl well; they end up bating poorly. Nevertheless expect a good comeback from the Banglas.
Griffo
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Day 2 Session 2
Michael Hussey and Ricky Ponting took it slow at the start of the session but they both eventually made their 50?s and look primed to continue dominating the Bangladeshi bowlers.
The Australian batsmen continued to move forward with the Bangladesh spinners looking flat even though the conditions couldn?t be anymore in their favor. Ricky Ponting survived a close run-out decision that went to the third umpire on 70 but other than that nothing was happening for the Tigers.
Michael Hussey then went to work a ball to the leg side from Mohammed Rafique but caught an edge that went straight through to Mushfiqur Rahim. The opener departed for 64 of 170 balls and Australia were 175 for 2 trailing Bangladesh by 96 runs.
Phil Jaques then came out to the middle but moments later Mohammed Rafique had another wicket trapping Ricky Ponting infront for 85 bringing Justin Langer to the crease.
Justin Langer and Phil Jaques were well on their way to the end of the second session until a brilliant delivery from Mashrafe Mortaza clean bowled Phil Jaques for 22 leaving Australia with a bit of work to do if they are to dominate this game.
Shane Watson came in and made it to the end of the over and the end of the session with Australia 210 for 4 trailing the Tigers by 61 runs. The next session will prove a vital one with each teams position in the game to be decided by the end of the day.
Australia 1st Innings - 210/4
(Ponting 85, Rafique 2-69)
Current Batsmen
J.Langer 7 (19)
S.Watson 2 (6)
Current Bowlers
M.Mortaza 10-0-27-1
S.Rasel 21-1-54-0
Session Highlight - Mashrafe Mortaza?s delivery to Phil Jaques pitching outside off stump hitting the seam and hitting the top of off stump.
Michael Hussey and Ricky Ponting took it slow at the start of the session but they both eventually made their 50?s and look primed to continue dominating the Bangladeshi bowlers.
The Australian batsmen continued to move forward with the Bangladesh spinners looking flat even though the conditions couldn?t be anymore in their favor. Ricky Ponting survived a close run-out decision that went to the third umpire on 70 but other than that nothing was happening for the Tigers.
Michael Hussey then went to work a ball to the leg side from Mohammed Rafique but caught an edge that went straight through to Mushfiqur Rahim. The opener departed for 64 of 170 balls and Australia were 175 for 2 trailing Bangladesh by 96 runs.
Phil Jaques then came out to the middle but moments later Mohammed Rafique had another wicket trapping Ricky Ponting infront for 85 bringing Justin Langer to the crease.
Justin Langer and Phil Jaques were well on their way to the end of the second session until a brilliant delivery from Mashrafe Mortaza clean bowled Phil Jaques for 22 leaving Australia with a bit of work to do if they are to dominate this game.
Shane Watson came in and made it to the end of the over and the end of the session with Australia 210 for 4 trailing the Tigers by 61 runs. The next session will prove a vital one with each teams position in the game to be decided by the end of the day.
Australia 1st Innings - 210/4
(Ponting 85, Rafique 2-69)
Current Batsmen
J.Langer 7 (19)
S.Watson 2 (6)
Current Bowlers
M.Mortaza 10-0-27-1
S.Rasel 21-1-54-0
Session Highlight - Mashrafe Mortaza?s delivery to Phil Jaques pitching outside off stump hitting the seam and hitting the top of off stump.
cnbd_novice
International Coach
Rafique's two wickets will prove to be crucial later in the match, now let's hope the Bangladeshi bowlers do not give the new Aussie batsmen a chance to settle.
mattfb
Chairman of Selectors
Aussies doing good but Rafiques wickets are vital!
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Day 2 Session 3
The Bangladeshi bowlers came out looking to get some quick wickets and leave as little work for their batsmen to do as possible. Justin Langer and Shane Watson on the other hand seemed to have a different idea until Mashrafe Mortaza took his second wicket making the vital breakthrough of Justin Langer.
That only brought the in from Adam Gilchrist to the crease, Shane Watson rode his luck edging a few balls and playing and missing but eventually his luck ran out, trapped infront by Mohammed Rafique and Bangladesh are into the tail.
Brett Lee walks out from the pavilion but he didn?t last very long, Mohammed Rafique claiming his 4th scalp and Bangladesh are in this match with a very good chance of winning.
Shane Warne walks to the pitch but the Australian batting keeps collapsing this time Abdur Razzak taking the big wicket of Adam Gilchrist clean bowling him for 13 runs.
Number 10 batsmen Jason Gillespie comes out with Australia still 15 runs behind the Bangladeshi total but Mohammed Rafique?s amazing spell of spin bowling continues clean bowling Shane Warne and bringing his figures to 5-86.
Glenn McGrath walks out and meets Jason Gillespie in the middle of the pitch, both batsmen looking very determined to add a few runs, which cannot be counted out after what they did to New Zealand a few years back. Jason Gillespie hit two consecutive fours off Abdur Razzak but as soon as Glenn McGrath was on strike he made the break through clean bowling the pigeon and giving Bangladesh the first innings lead by 6 runs.
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Bowling
The Bangladeshi bowlers came out looking to get some quick wickets and leave as little work for their batsmen to do as possible. Justin Langer and Shane Watson on the other hand seemed to have a different idea until Mashrafe Mortaza took his second wicket making the vital breakthrough of Justin Langer.
That only brought the in from Adam Gilchrist to the crease, Shane Watson rode his luck edging a few balls and playing and missing but eventually his luck ran out, trapped infront by Mohammed Rafique and Bangladesh are into the tail.
Brett Lee walks out from the pavilion but he didn?t last very long, Mohammed Rafique claiming his 4th scalp and Bangladesh are in this match with a very good chance of winning.
Shane Warne walks to the pitch but the Australian batting keeps collapsing this time Abdur Razzak taking the big wicket of Adam Gilchrist clean bowling him for 13 runs.
Number 10 batsmen Jason Gillespie comes out with Australia still 15 runs behind the Bangladeshi total but Mohammed Rafique?s amazing spell of spin bowling continues clean bowling Shane Warne and bringing his figures to 5-86.
Glenn McGrath walks out and meets Jason Gillespie in the middle of the pitch, both batsmen looking very determined to add a few runs, which cannot be counted out after what they did to New Zealand a few years back. Jason Gillespie hit two consecutive fours off Abdur Razzak but as soon as Glenn McGrath was on strike he made the break through clean bowling the pigeon and giving Bangladesh the first innings lead by 6 runs.
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