Match Thread: BD vs Kenya, 2nd ODI, Mar 20, 2006

[Shafin]

Well done Russel,you have the courage to speak in bangla

[roaring_tiger]

well done to russel...
i heard him talking during MOM presentation... he seems emotional...
1st match in khulna... first MOM for him in his homeground...

[Shafin]

Biggest margin of win for BD chasing

[Ejaj]

Originally posted by crktjani

what JO has done wrong 2day? :duh: how can he prove himself :cool2:

Edited on, March 20, 2006, 9:56 AM GMT, by crktjani.

Comon my freind.. i m just making some fun.. okey??.. Offcoarse. he played well. but. yes. I realyl dont like him as a batsman...... His biggest problem.. he just doesnt have good enought technique as a batsman. He can just play on shot all the time. And. his greatest inablity.. rotating strike. In thisn ODI life.. that is one huge minus point as a batsman

But. Unfortunately... we still dotn have anyone who can take opener role. Nafis Iqbal is good but. he is just too fishy. That makes hiim very unstable. Since.. we really dotn have anyone else.. JO can be considered in this positon.

JO belonged to the generation who had so many flaws in both technique adn mentality. 4 years ago. he would have been one of the best.. but. now.. he is simply lagging. Trust me... once bd find one good opener.. Jo will be gone before you can even think.

No hard feelign man.

[abherath]

Well done Bangladesh !

Poor Kenya ! The four ODIs they played against Zimbabwe recently were the only cricket they had played for 18 months, before coming to Bangladesh. Their cricket administration was in a mess for a long time, they have lost players, Odumbe has been banned. Now they are far below what they used to be.

This is like an ant trying to fight an elephant ! Even the Bangladeshi U19 team will beat this Kenyan team easily.

Edited on, March 20, 2006, 10:04 AM GMT, by abherath.

[pajicheleNY]

Originally posted by crktjani

what JO has done wrong 2day? :duh: how can he prove himself :cool2:

Edited on, March 20, 2006, 9:56 AM GMT, by crktjani.

No point leaving JO out. hez been one of our most consistent performers since last summer in england. no doubt nafis is one for the future but for some reason he seems like one of those players who need to be left out of the team for some time to grow up and mature as a player, just like they did with ash couple yrs back

[BanglaMusic]

It feels million dollars to see the score cards and BD win with such margins agains kenya!! we are certainly getting the fact book right this time!

My congrats to everyone follwing the matches and poor BD fans for keeping their hopes up & supporting our team through the bad days!

[arafath79]

Bangladesh win !!!! Congratulation Bangladesh!!!

[salin]

Originally posted by crktjani

what JO has done wrong 2day? :duh: how can he prove himself :cool2:

Edited on, March 20, 2006, 9:56 AM GMT, by crktjani.

His problem is he is not from Chilhet........

[Ejaj]

Originally posted by salin

His problem is he is not from Chilhet........

What?.......... dint get u ....

[6alltheway]

any highlights of 2nd ODI please??????

[salin]

Chilhet is a place between Chitt***** & ***het

[Sayeed Haque]

Comon my freind.. i m just making some fun.. okey??.. Offcoarse. he played well. but. yes. I realyl dont like him as a batsman...... His biggest problem.. he just doesnt have good enought technique as a batsman. He can just play on shot all the time. And. his greatest inablity.. rotating strike. In thisn ODI life.. that is one huge minus point as a batsman

Yes, you are right. He won't be selected in any other ODI team (excepting Zim or Kenya may be) but he is good enough for us at the moment.


But. Unfortunately... we still dotn have anyone who can take opener role. Nafis Iqbal is good but. he is just too fishy. That makes hiim very unstable. Since.. we really dotn have anyone else.. JO can be considered in this positon.


You said it.


JO belonged to the generation who had so many flaws in both technique adn mentality. 4 years ago. he would have been one of the best.. but. now.. he is simply lagging. Trust me... once bd find one good opener.. Jo will be gone before you can even think.

No hard feelign man. [/quote]

[KaaL-PurusH]

Batsmen: R B 4s 6s S/R
Javed Omar 64 79 11 0 81.01 not out

hey JO-hater peoples....could u guys pls stop criticizing JO at least till for till next game?...

just see da above stats...he has played just like a perfect opener today...chk his strike rate...81.01!!!...its damn good...so don criticize him...n let him play...


n...MR. Odoyo...i have been feared by ur thread...u guys did impressive improvement...scored 9 less than last match...he he he

Edited on, March 20, 2006, 10:19 AM GMT, by KaaL-PurusH.

[Spitfire_x86]

Aftab bagged $2000 from 2 matches without getting any MoM award

[Shafin]

Scorecard

Kenya in Bangladesh, 2005-06, 2nd One-Day International

Bangladesh v Kenya

Khulna Divisional Stadium

20 March 2006 (50-over match)



Result: Bangladesh won by 9 wickets

Series: Bangladesh leads the 4-ODI series 2-0



Toss: Kenya

Umpires: Nadeem Ghauri and Mahbubur Rahman

TV Umpire: AFM Akhtaruddin

Match Referee: CH Lloyd (WI)

ODI Debut: KA Patel (Kenya).

Man of the Match: Syed Rasel



Kenya innings                                                   R   M   B  4 6

+KO Otieno            lbw                b Syed Rasel           1   9   9  0 0

DO Obuya              lbw                b Mohammad Rafique    30 104  68  4 0

MA Ouma               c Abdur Razzak     b Mashrafe Mortaza     2  14  10  0 0

AO Suji               c Mohammad Rafique b Syed Rasel          11  31  22  2 0

HS Modi                                  b Abdur Razzak        30  67  48  5 0

*TM Odoyo             st Khaled Mashud   b Alok Kapali         18  56  42  1 0

T Mishra              run out                                  33  58  51  3 0

JK Kamande            c Khaled Mashud    b Syed Rasel          12  36  27  1 0

KA Patel              c Alok Kapali      b Abdur Razzak         0   3   3  0 0

MA Suji                                  b Mashrafe Mortaza     7  23  15  0 0

PJ Ongondo            not out                                   3   7   5  0 0

Extras                (lb 5, w 8, nb 1)                        14

Total                 (all out, 49.5 overs)                   161



DNB: CO Obuya.



FoW: 1-3 (Otieno), 2-8 (Ouma), 3-25 (AO Suji), 4-74 (Obuya),

     5-82 (Modi), 6-120 (Odoyo), 7-139 (Mishra), 8-140 (Patel),

     9-155 (Kamande), 10-161 (MA Suji).



Bowling                      O      M      R      W

Mashrafe Mortaza             9.5    1     26      2 (1w)

Syed Rasel                  10      1     28      3 (1nb, 1w)

Shahadat Hossain             4      0     20      0 (1w)

Abdur Razzak                10      1     30      2 (2w)

Mohammad Rafique            10      1     26      1 (1w)

Alok Kapali                  6      0     26      1 (2w)



Bangladesh innings (target: 162 runs)                           R   M   B  4 6

Javed Omar            not out                                  64 110  79 11 0

Shahriar Nafees       c Obuya            b Ongondo             28  62  37  3 0

Aftab Ahmed           not out                                  59  48  31  9 2

Extras                (lb 1, w 7, nb 3)                        11

Total                 (1 wickets, 23.5 overs)                 162



To Bat: Mohammad Ashraful, *Habibul Bashar, Abdur Razzak,

        +Khaled Mashud, Mohammad Rafique, Mashrafe Mortaza,

        Syed Rasel, Alok Kapali.



FoW: 1-69 (Shahriar Nafees).



Bowling                      O      M      R      W

MA Suji                      7      0     45      0 (3nb)

Odoyo                        5      0     19      0

Ongondo                      3      0     17      1

Patel                        2      1     10      0

Kamande                      3.5    0     35      0 (1w)

CO Obuya                     3      0     35      0 (2w)

[KaaL-PurusH]

Originally posted by Ejaj

Agreed... Nafis should come in place of JO.

what!!!....how come!!!...u guys r too much......how can u say dat after his today's performance???...let him play n go ahead...n pls...4 GOD sake...stop criticizes him till next match..

JO

[roi]

Originally posted by thebest
Did JO drink Red Bull today?

What is red bull?:duh:

[KaaL-PurusH]

Originally posted by thebest
Did JO drink Red Bull today?

nope...he has drunk Bagh-r Dudh n a bottle of Modhu(!!!) from shundorbon...dats why he was on firing mood...ha ha ha

[Huda]

bring on BERMUDA i say we will hammer these opponents badly if we play like this, and that is a seriosu comment, just no complacency play towards our strenghts

[Shafin]

CI article arrived

http://content-eap.cricinfo.com/bdes...ry/241382.html

Bangladesh race to emphatic win

Martin Williamson

March 20, 2006

Bangladesh 162 for 1 (Javed Omar 64*, Aftab Ahmed 59*) beat Kenya 161 (Syed Rasel 3-28) by nine wickets
Scorecard



Syed Rasel gets the decision against Kennedy Otieno © AFP
Bangladesh raced to a crushing nine-wicket win over Kenya in a woefully one-sided ODI at Khulna, taking a 2-0 lead in the four-match series and suggesting that a whitewash is on the cards. For the second time Kenya were a distant second best, outbowled and outbatted by a Bangladesh side whose confidence is growing series by series.

The pitch looked good for batting, even though it kept low throughout, and in contrast to the first match, a large crowd delighted in Bangladesh's success. Their only complaint would be that they did not witness any kind of contest.

Once again, the game was done and dusted by the halfway point after Kenya had failed to capitalise on winning the toss. Without Steve Tikolo, their captain and key player, who was sidelined with a viral infection, they needed a good start from an experienced top order. As it was, Syed Rasel, who had put the skids under their innings at Bogra, grabbed two more early wickets to reduce them to 25 for 3. From then on, Bangladesh were always on top.

David Obuya and Hitesh Modi briefly checked the slide, adding 49 for the fourth wicket before Mohammad Rafique got the benefit of a tight decision to dismiss Obuya lbw. Modi followed almost immediately, completely beaten by Abdur Razzak, and Kenya were facing another hefty defeat at 82 for 5.

The impressive Tanmay Mishra, who is improving all the time, again frustrated the bowlers with a battling 33 that ended when beaten by the narrowest of margins after a good pick-up and throw by Mashrafe Mortaza. But while there were a few cameos, no-one was able to play the big innings that Kenya's innings simply had to have.

Bangladesh started with positive intent, and Kenya's bowlers were never able to exert any pressure. Their one success came when Peter Ongondo removed Shahriar Nafees, but it was never likely to affect the outcome as Javed Omar and Aftab Ahmed both opened up and clinically dissected weary bowlers. Both reached easy fifties as they added 93 for the second wicket, and the ease with which they overcame a modest target only served to underline the gulf between the sides which had been so evident at Bogra.

Martin Williamson is managing editor of Cricinfo

© Cricinfo

[ibnul]

Originally posted by abherath
Well done Bangladesh !

Poor Kenya ! The four ODIs they played against Zimbabwe recently were the only cricket they had played for 18 months, before coming to Bangladesh. Their cricket administration was in a mess for a long time, they have lost players, Odumbe has been banned. Now they are far below what they used to be.

This is like an ant trying to fight an elephant ! Even the Bangladeshi U19 team will beat this Kenyan team easily.

Edited on, March 20, 2006, 10:04 AM GMT, by abherath.

That is what happen when there is no control in the board. No interest in the media and no backup in the ICC. I do feel sorry for Kenya, as that could have been our country if we did not got the Test status at that moment.

[fwullah]

I couldn't watch the first innings today, why didn't Tikolo play? And did Shahadat give away too many runs?

[exotic]

Originally posted by fwullah
I couldn't watch the first innings today, why didn't Tikolo play? And did Shahadat give away too many runs?

From a very authentic source i get the news that, S Tikolo was taking a U-Turn and then fell down (in bengali ghure darate giye pore geche), just kidding i think by now u know what happened to tikolo.

[LeeXU]

[quote]Originally posted by fwullah
I couldn't watch the first innings today, why didn't Tikolo play?

tikolo had a synus problem or viral infection according to prothom alo.