England in Bangladesh
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Very disappointed with 2 english batting collapses
Losing first 4 wickets for 8 runs, then losing last 5 wickets for 13 runs. Its just not good enough
Hopefully our bowlers can get us in a winning position yet again.
Losing first 4 wickets for 8 runs, then losing last 5 wickets for 13 runs. Its just not good enough
Hopefully our bowlers can get us in a winning position yet again.
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2nd Test Stumps Day - 3
England 1st Inning 326 (Hussain 76, Clarke 55, Trescothick 60) (Mortaza 4/60)
Bangladesh 1st Inning 152 (Johnson 5/49)
England 2nd Inning 293/5 (Hussain 95) (Rafique 3/105)
England lead by 467 runs with 5 wickets remaining
England 1st Inning 326 (Hussain 76, Clarke 55, Trescothick 60) (Mortaza 4/60)
Bangladesh 1st Inning 152 (Johnson 5/49)
England 2nd Inning 293/5 (Hussain 95) (Rafique 3/105)
England lead by 467 runs with 5 wickets remaining
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2nd Test Result
England 1st Inning 326 (Hussain 76, Clarke 55, Trescothick 60) (Mortaza 4/60)
Bangladesh 1st Inning 152 (Johnson 5/49)
England 2nd Inning 293/5 Declare (Hussain 95) (Rafique 3/106)
Bangladesh 2nd Inning 138 (Johnson 4/44)
Result: England won by 329 runs
Series: England wins the 2-Test series 2-0
Man of the Match: RL Johnson
Player of the Series: MJ Hoggard
England 1st Inning 326 (Hussain 76, Clarke 55, Trescothick 60) (Mortaza 4/60)
Bangladesh 1st Inning 152 (Johnson 5/49)
England 2nd Inning 293/5 Declare (Hussain 95) (Rafique 3/106)
Bangladesh 2nd Inning 138 (Johnson 4/44)
Result: England won by 329 runs
Series: England wins the 2-Test series 2-0
Man of the Match: RL Johnson
Player of the Series: MJ Hoggard
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Flintoff aims to make up for lost time
Wisden Cricinfo staff
November 2, 2003
The arrival of Andrew Flintoff and the six other members of the one-day squad in Bangladesh last Wednesday for the three-match series has given the England side a welcome boost after their 2-0 win in the Tests. While England were wrapping-up their four-day victory in the second Test at Chittagong, Flintoff was busy loosening-up with his colleagues at the Bangabandhu National Stadium in Dhaka.
"It was unfortunate to miss the Tests but I had a groin injury and failed to come with the team," Flintoff explained. "Now I am keeping well and trying heart and soul to give my best. I always try to improve and want to play my own game. Now I am 25, so I have to play a lot of cricket. I have to realise more and now I can tackle the pressure."
Flintoff said that he was looking forward to getting back into action, but he diplomatically dismissed suggestions that Bangladesh would be a walkover. "The 50-over match is different ball game so it will be anybody's series."
The one-day specialists, who will join up with the core of the tour party tomorrow, are being supervised by Tim Boon, England's assistant coach, and he said that the newcomers were acclimatising well. "We are trying to keep all the boys fit for the next week and have been following some programmes," he told reporters. "There is a hard competition for places in the team, so it's not easy to get a chance."
? Wisden Cricinfo Ltd
Wisden Cricinfo staff
November 2, 2003
The arrival of Andrew Flintoff and the six other members of the one-day squad in Bangladesh last Wednesday for the three-match series has given the England side a welcome boost after their 2-0 win in the Tests. While England were wrapping-up their four-day victory in the second Test at Chittagong, Flintoff was busy loosening-up with his colleagues at the Bangabandhu National Stadium in Dhaka.
"It was unfortunate to miss the Tests but I had a groin injury and failed to come with the team," Flintoff explained. "Now I am keeping well and trying heart and soul to give my best. I always try to improve and want to play my own game. Now I am 25, so I have to play a lot of cricket. I have to realise more and now I can tackle the pressure."
Flintoff said that he was looking forward to getting back into action, but he diplomatically dismissed suggestions that Bangladesh would be a walkover. "The 50-over match is different ball game so it will be anybody's series."
The one-day specialists, who will join up with the core of the tour party tomorrow, are being supervised by Tim Boon, England's assistant coach, and he said that the newcomers were acclimatising well. "We are trying to keep all the boys fit for the next week and have been following some programmes," he told reporters. "There is a hard competition for places in the team, so it's not easy to get a chance."
? Wisden Cricinfo Ltd
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1st probable ODI Squads
England (probable) 1 Marcus Trescothick, 2 Vikram Solanki, 3 Michael Vaughan (capt), 4 Paul Collingwood, 5 Andrew Flintoff, 6 Rikki Clarke, 7 Ian Blackwell, 8 Chris Read (wk), 9 Ashley Giles, 10 Richard Johnson, 11 James Anderson.
Bangladesh (from) 1 Khaled Mahmud (capt), 2 Hannan Sarkar, 3 Nafis Iqbal, 4 Moniruzzaman, 5 Habibul Bashar, 6 Rajin Saleh, 7 Alok Kapali, 8 Mushfiqur Rahman, 9 Khaled Mashud (wk), 10 Mohammad Rafique, 11 Manzural Islam, 12 Jamaluddin, 13 Tapash Baisya, 14 Anwar Munir.
England (probable) 1 Marcus Trescothick, 2 Vikram Solanki, 3 Michael Vaughan (capt), 4 Paul Collingwood, 5 Andrew Flintoff, 6 Rikki Clarke, 7 Ian Blackwell, 8 Chris Read (wk), 9 Ashley Giles, 10 Richard Johnson, 11 James Anderson.
Bangladesh (from) 1 Khaled Mahmud (capt), 2 Hannan Sarkar, 3 Nafis Iqbal, 4 Moniruzzaman, 5 Habibul Bashar, 6 Rajin Saleh, 7 Alok Kapali, 8 Mushfiqur Rahman, 9 Khaled Mashud (wk), 10 Mohammad Rafique, 11 Manzural Islam, 12 Jamaluddin, 13 Tapash Baisya, 14 Anwar Munir.
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1st ODI
Toss: Bangladesh
Bangladesh 143 all out in 44.4 overs (Sarkar 30) (Flintoff 4/14)
England 146/3 in 25.3 overs (Flintoff 55) (Rahman 2/34)
Result: England won by 7 wickets
Man of the Match: A Flintoff
Series: England leads the 3-ODI series 1-0
Toss: Bangladesh
Bangladesh 143 all out in 44.4 overs (Sarkar 30) (Flintoff 4/14)
England 146/3 in 25.3 overs (Flintoff 55) (Rahman 2/34)
Result: England won by 7 wickets
Man of the Match: A Flintoff
Series: England leads the 3-ODI series 1-0
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wooo - go Freddie :cool:
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3rd ODI
Toss: Bangladesh
Bangladesh 182 (49.1 ov) (Flintoff 2/32)
England 185/3 (39.3 ov) (Trescothick 50, Flintoff 52* out of 39 balls w/ 4 fours and 4 sixes)
Result: England won by 7 wickets
Man of the Match: A Flintoff
Player of the Series: A Flintoff
Series: England wins the 3-ODI series 3-0
Toss: Bangladesh
Bangladesh 182 (49.1 ov) (Flintoff 2/32)
England 185/3 (39.3 ov) (Trescothick 50, Flintoff 52* out of 39 balls w/ 4 fours and 4 sixes)
Result: England won by 7 wickets
Man of the Match: A Flintoff
Player of the Series: A Flintoff
Series: England wins the 3-ODI series 3-0
