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Originally Posted by Nadim
This is what quotes on the report:
Rahman, himself a part-time leg-break bowler, said: "We have played against a difficult leg-spinner, hopefully there won't be any problems playing against England.
"We are not seeing Adil Rashid that way. I don't think he will be too difficult to face."
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Not sure how that is a facepalm reaction. Rashid is decent but not great like Yasir Saha or did something that is noticeable that we need to afraid off. He simply said he hope we won't have problem facing him.
It's not like he said he is ordinary like Nafees and Tamim did before
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He pretty much did call him ordinary and didn't say "hope."
Rashid may not be some WC spinner, but that doesn't mean you have to call an opponent ordinary or a facsimile in front of mic.
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Originally Posted by kalpurush
^^^ Jumping to a conclusion without reading or knowing is the new trend?
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I had read the quotes and the article. I didn't come at a sudden conclusion.
An example of jumping to a conclusion would be to read about a young pacer's 5-0-29-0 figures in a practice match and claiming that he might be better than Rubel.
