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*Official* Bangladesh in New Zealand 2016/2017
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straw man
Hall of Fame Member
Haha, sounds like infuriating watching these edges, every single one of which goes to the boundary.
Still, Bangladesh have earned any luck they're getting by putting themselves in this position, and NZ perhaps haven't with the bowling yesterday and the dropped catch.
Still, Bangladesh have earned any luck they're getting by putting themselves in this position, and NZ perhaps haven't with the bowling yesterday and the dropped catch.
Blocky
Banned
Yup. Time for Wagner.
mackembhoy
International Regular
When the time comes I hope Mirage does well.
But good to see BD putting on runs in these conditions.
But good to see BD putting on runs in these conditions.
thierry henry
International Coach
Perhaps a thought for another thread, but how many all-rounders in the history of the game are actually comparable to Shakib statistically and it terms of the role he plays in the side?
I guess Imran and Keith Miller come to mind but arguably were slightly more bowling all-rounders as compared to Shakib. Sobers and Kallis arguably played a lesser bowling role. There's hardly anyone who played quite as much of a frontline role in both disciplines.
I realise that the low number of tests Bangladesh get to play and the tendency to play more against lesser opposition is a big factor here but still, it's something.
I guess Imran and Keith Miller come to mind but arguably were slightly more bowling all-rounders as compared to Shakib. Sobers and Kallis arguably played a lesser bowling role. There's hardly anyone who played quite as much of a frontline role in both disciplines.
I realise that the low number of tests Bangladesh get to play and the tendency to play more against lesser opposition is a big factor here but still, it's something.
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It's happened in every Wellington test for at least the last four or five years.
OverratedSanity
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Shakib WAFG. This is a good score even if they collapse.
Also, how much do Pakistan suck, holy ****?
Also, how much do Pakistan suck, holy ****?
They played in vastly different conditions I think
Blocky
Banned
The only pitch in the country you need to worry if it's green is in Hamilton, time and time again we expect Wellington will do things when it's green and time and time again it doesn't, the only thing you get on occasion is a healthy amount of swing, but the temperature isn't right for it down there and the Kookaburra balls seem to have lost their ability to swing.
There has been a bit of nibble, but ultimately the BD have never really been under pressure, too much loose **** bowling.
thierry henry
International Coach
Isn't it kind of weird that Sabbir plays as a specialist #7 batsman?
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Bahnz
Hall of Fame Member
Yeah, he must be feeling pretty sick atm.