Story England's International Season (Sep 2004 Onwards) [C2005]
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The Champ
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oh i dont think AUS too will dominate that much this time buddy, u will see a tough going for them i think
m_vaughan
Chairman of Selectors
David Gower: Thanks Ian and Bob. So lets now have a look at the teams for this match, starting with England.
Geoff Boycott: Yeah two changes, understandable, really. Graham Thorpe who dint play the first match, is in in place of Ian Bell while Jonathan Lewis makes his test debut, replacing Martin Saggers who was very ordinary in the first test to be honest.
Attar Ali Khan: Well Bangladesh have made a total of three changes. Aftab Ahmed, Shahadat Hossain and Anwar Hossain are in the team, while Shahriar Nafees, Enamul Haque and the injured Tapash Baisya are out.
David Gower:Okay then. Lets join our commentators, Michael Holding and Nasser Hussain for the start of this 2nd npower test match between England and Bangladesh LIVE and EXCLUSIVE from Chester-le-Street, only on Sky Sports 1.
Geoff Boycott: Yeah two changes, understandable, really. Graham Thorpe who dint play the first match, is in in place of Ian Bell while Jonathan Lewis makes his test debut, replacing Martin Saggers who was very ordinary in the first test to be honest.
Attar Ali Khan: Well Bangladesh have made a total of three changes. Aftab Ahmed, Shahadat Hossain and Anwar Hossain are in the team, while Shahriar Nafees, Enamul Haque and the injured Tapash Baisya are out.
David Gower:Okay then. Lets join our commentators, Michael Holding and Nasser Hussain for the start of this 2nd npower test match between England and Bangladesh LIVE and EXCLUSIVE from Chester-le-Street, only on Sky Sports 1.
The Champ
International Coach
should be another feast for english fans
m_vaughan
Chairman of Selectors
England in full control at Lunch
2nd npower test match
England vs Bangladesh
Chester-le-Street
Day 1
Lunch
Bangladesh 121-6 29 Overs
Mohammad Rafique 27*(24) S. Jones 4-35
Khaled Mashud 17*(28) J. Anderson 2-41
Rajin Saleh 24(38)
Nasser Hussain: Well England surely have dominated this session and once again have put Bangladesh right on the backfoot with some aggressive bowling. Simon Jones yet again the top wicket taker for the home side bagging four in total. James Anderson picked up two wickets.
Ian Botham: Yes Bangladesh thoroughly outclassed by Michael Vaughan's team in this session pretty much from the very beginning of this test match. However it was good to see the lower middle order batsman being aggressive at the end, in order to get as many runs as possible before they get all out. Unfortunately they havent done too well in that also.
2nd npower test match
England vs Bangladesh
Chester-le-Street
Day 1
Lunch
Bangladesh 121-6 29 Overs
Mohammad Rafique 27*(24) S. Jones 4-35
Khaled Mashud 17*(28) J. Anderson 2-41
Rajin Saleh 24(38)
Nasser Hussain: Well England surely have dominated this session and once again have put Bangladesh right on the backfoot with some aggressive bowling. Simon Jones yet again the top wicket taker for the home side bagging four in total. James Anderson picked up two wickets.
Ian Botham: Yes Bangladesh thoroughly outclassed by Michael Vaughan's team in this session pretty much from the very beginning of this test match. However it was good to see the lower middle order batsman being aggressive at the end, in order to get as many runs as possible before they get all out. Unfortunately they havent done too well in that also.
m_vaughan
Chairman of Selectors
The Champ
International Coach
surprising ythey have crossed 120 woh
m_vaughan
Chairman of Selectors
Yeah. He has been my most successful bowler so far in this test series, and now has a total of 13 wickets, which against any opposition is pretty awesome!jazz said:
The Champ
International Coach
but not against this opposition buddy, anyway test wkts r wkts
m_vaughan
Chairman of Selectors
Bangladesh bowled out for 147
2nd npower test match
England vs Bangladesh
Day 1
2:10 PM
Bangladesh 147 all out 34.5 Overs
Mohammad Rafique 40(42) S. Jones 5-50
Rajin Saleh 24(38) P. Collingwood 2-0
Khaled Mashud 23(37) J. Anderson 2-41
David Gower: The resistance posted by the Bangladesh lower middle order dint last long as they were bowled out for 147. Another pathetic batting display that will yet provide more ammunition to their critics.
Michael Holding: Yes and I think they deserve it. This has been a really poor exhibition of test cricket, something that hurts me as a former player of the game.
David Gower: Well, a job well done by England once again. Simon Jones the star man yet again, bagging five wickets to take his overall tally in the series to 14. Jonathan Lewis picked up his first test wicket when he had Khaled Mashud out bowled. But the stand out performer since lunch was Paul Collingwood who picked up two wickets in his very first over, and virtually ended the Bangladeshi innings.
2nd npower test match
England vs Bangladesh
Day 1
2:10 PM
Bangladesh 147 all out 34.5 Overs
Mohammad Rafique 40(42) S. Jones 5-50
Rajin Saleh 24(38) P. Collingwood 2-0
Khaled Mashud 23(37) J. Anderson 2-41
David Gower: The resistance posted by the Bangladesh lower middle order dint last long as they were bowled out for 147. Another pathetic batting display that will yet provide more ammunition to their critics.
Michael Holding: Yes and I think they deserve it. This has been a really poor exhibition of test cricket, something that hurts me as a former player of the game.
David Gower: Well, a job well done by England once again. Simon Jones the star man yet again, bagging five wickets to take his overall tally in the series to 14. Jonathan Lewis picked up his first test wicket when he had Khaled Mashud out bowled. But the stand out performer since lunch was Paul Collingwood who picked up two wickets in his very first over, and virtually ended the Bangladeshi innings.
m_vaughan
Chairman of Selectors
The Champ
International Coach
excellent performance by jones there ENG on top as usual
m_vaughan
Chairman of Selectors
England close in on Bangladesh's 1st innings score
2nd npower test match
England vs Bangladesh
Chester-le-Street
Day 1
Tea
England 84-1(1st Innings) 23 Overs
M. Trescothick 44*(77) Mashrafe 1-48
M. Vaughan 13*(12)
A. Cook 26(49)
Bangladesh 147 all out (1st Innings) 34.5 Overs
England trail by 63 runs, with 9 wickets in hand
Bob Willis: England have raced to 84-1 in just 23 overs at Tea on Day 1, after having Bangladesh bowled out for 147. The only wicket to fall was that of Alastair Cook, who was caught by Rajin Saleh off Mashrafe Mortaza for 26. Trescothick and Vaughan are the two men in, unbeaten on 44 and 13 respectively.
Ian Botham: Well Bangladesh need to get a wicket or two from somewhere otherwise we might expect another repeat of Lords here. They look completely helpless at the moment, I must say.
2nd npower test match
England vs Bangladesh
Chester-le-Street
Day 1
Tea
England 84-1(1st Innings) 23 Overs
M. Trescothick 44*(77) Mashrafe 1-48
M. Vaughan 13*(12)
A. Cook 26(49)
Bangladesh 147 all out (1st Innings) 34.5 Overs
England trail by 63 runs, with 9 wickets in hand
Bob Willis: England have raced to 84-1 in just 23 overs at Tea on Day 1, after having Bangladesh bowled out for 147. The only wicket to fall was that of Alastair Cook, who was caught by Rajin Saleh off Mashrafe Mortaza for 26. Trescothick and Vaughan are the two men in, unbeaten on 44 and 13 respectively.
Ian Botham: Well Bangladesh need to get a wicket or two from somewhere otherwise we might expect another repeat of Lords here. They look completely helpless at the moment, I must say.
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