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***Official*** Bangladesh in New Zealand

TT Boy

Hall of Fame Member
Not the only one.

These guys are awesome, they care so much about their cricket. Love Ashraful, so awesome to watch.
At chucking away good starts. How the **** they dicked this one up is appalling and unacceptable.
 

Perm

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Ya think so? Admittedly he can play some unreal strokes, but I've only ever really seen him as Bangladesh's answer to Shahid Afridi.
About 100 times more class than Afridi. Has played numerous knocks of note in both Test and ODI cricket, but unfortunately still hasn't quite reached the heights he is capable of.
 

archie mac

International Coach
For some reason I have been given the job of doing the match report of this game:-O

So lots of scores and highlights please:happy:

No coverage on foxtel:@
 

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Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
At chucking away good starts. How the **** they dicked this one up is appalling and unacceptable.
It was always on the cards though, when you think about it. Big shame that they not only lost 3 wickets, but they were their three best batsmen.
 

Fiery

Banned
That triple-strike will mean Bangers will struggle to post a competitive score now. Should be plain sailing from here, especially on this belter of a pitch
 

Bahnz

Hall of Fame Member
About 100 times more class than Afridi. Has played numerous knocks of note in both Test and ODI cricket, but unfortunately still hasn't quite reached the heights he is capable of.
One could say the exact same thing about Afridi. They even started their careers the same way, as specialist spinners who were pushed up the batting order and unexpectedly hit hundreds at the top of the order.
 

NZTailender

I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Oram picks up another wicket, batsman making a big mistake against the short ball. Had no idea what to do really.
 

NZTailender

I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Ashraful has been around a long time and he's not even 25 yet. He hasn't hit his peak and certainly has a lot to learn and can improve a great deal. His record definitely isn't flash but he's certainly a talented player and I look forward to watching him play in the rest of the series.
 

Bahnz

Hall of Fame Member
Ashraful has been around a long time and he's not even 25 yet. He hasn't hit his peak and certainly has a lot to learn and can improve a great deal. His record definitely isn't flash but he's certainly a talented player and I look forward to watching him play in the rest of the series.
Personally I reckon this'll be his top score in the series. By a long way. Hope he proves me wrong though, he's one of Bangladesh's few chances of making this series competitive.
 

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Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
One could say the exact same thing about Afridi. They even started their careers the same way, as specialist spinners who were pushed up the batting order and unexpectedly hit hundreds at the top of the order.
Are you sure Ashraful was ever picked as a specialist spinner? Admittedly I'm not very familiar with the start of his career, but I was always under the impression he was a batsmen who could roll the arm over, and never anything else. Afridi doesn't have the mental aspect to be considered as a class player, but both have underacheived so far in their career.
 

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