Women's Tri-Nation Tournament in Bangladesh, Feb 2009 (BD, PAK & SL)

[Zeeshan]

Originally Posted by MarufH
Cause she aint athlete.

As opposed to Sharapova, Hingis, Mary Pierce....?

Originally Posted by muradnyc
Gopal Daa you can go for her. She is still single. Boyosh hoito 35-38 hobe.

Chi murad vai.... actually I prefer someone ripped like me, kinda like Xena.

[bujhee kom]

Originally Posted by bujhee kom
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Bangladesh achieved their first win against an international ODI team when they beat Pakistan by four wickets in Kurunegala during the Asia Cup in May. But as Bangladesh were not among the top 14 ranked sides in the world, matches involving them in the Asia Cup were not considered as one-day internationals. ]

i am seriously wondering about the current status! it says 'were not'
- bhais and apas, anybody knows about our current status?

Originally Posted by bujhee kom
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Squad: Salma Khatun (capt), Shathira Jakir, Shuktara, Ayesha Akhter, Lata Mondal, Panna Ghosh, Mina Khatun, Tithy Sarkar, Champa Chakma, Irin Sultana (wk), Jahanara Alam, Fatema Jahara, Lily Bishwash, Sohely Akhter
On standby: Rumana Ahmed, Shamima Akhter, Papiya Haque Babu, Shahnaz Parvin.

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these are newly included players! i wonder if anyone of them can bat well! that's our real problem just like our men's team! any knows anything about each player's domestic mbatting record? please help guys!

where is our beloved 'kathbirali' apu? you need you little sister, we need info, live commentary from you kathbirali...hope you are okay sis!

[bujhee kom]

Originally Posted by BANFAN
Hope BKs team wins the trophy.

Inshallh, Banfan bhai, i am praying hard...the SL team is way too strong for us though! ...well, the more play against quality opposition, the better we will get, Inshallah, right?

[BanCricFan]

Originally Posted by bujhee kom
the pak captain lady is very beautiful!!!
i like our captain's team clothing!

Dont want to start a fight here but SL skipper looks cuter!

But our skip looks very determined...we are talking sports here, after all.

[bujhee kom]

Originally Posted by BanCricFan
Dont want to start a fight here but SL skipper looks cuter!
But our skip looks very determined...we are talking sports here, after all.

absolutely right on, bcf bhai, totally agree with you, from this pic above, our captain salma khatun is the only one who will get my outright respect in the cricket field!
and agree with you on the SL captain. she looks very peaceful and her whole team looks very well composed and pleasant!
and also later on i found out the pretty tall lady is a presenter/organizer or host of that specific show, i guess? (not a cricketer!)

[thebest]

Originally Posted by bujhee kom
absolutely right on, bcf bhai, totally agree with you, from this pic above, our captain salma khatun is the only one who will get my outright respect in the cricket field!
and agree with you on the SL captain. she looks very peaceful and her whole team looks very well composed and pleasant!
and also later on i found out the pretty tall lady is a presenter/organizer or host of that specific show, i guess? (not a cricketer!)

She is Director (Communication) of GP. I think her name is Rubab-u-dowla

[bujhee kom]

Originally Posted by thebest
She is Director (Communication) of GP. I think her name is Rubab-u-dowla

thank you shakil bhai.

[bujhee kom]

Women's Tri-Nation Tournament in Bangladesh 2008-09
Fighting to impress

Cricinfo staff

February 5, 2009


Bangladesh will hope a good show in the tri-series will help their case for one-day status © TigerCricket.com



Sri Lanka and Pakistan go into the tri-series in Bangladesh, which begins tomorrow, looking for practice ahead of the World Cup where they will hope their performance impresses other sides enough to secure more bilateral series.

The series may not be the ideal preparation for the World Cup but Sri Lanka and Pakistan, along with Australia and New Zealand, are the only teams playing international cricket a month before the tournament, which gives them some edge over the rest.

India dominated the Asia Cup last May but the others managed to take some positives from the tournament. Sri Lanka reached the final - and will be favourites in the tri-series - while Bangladesh beat Pakistan before losing to them later.

Sri Lanka followed up the Asia Cup with a 3-2 win over West Indies at home. They have a strong batting line-up led by opener Dedunu Silva. Their bowling is anchored by spinners Suwini de Alwis, who took 21 wickets in the previous two series, and captain Shashikala Siriwardene, who took 19 in the same.

Pakistan, whose series against West Indies was cancelled because of security concerns, and Bangladesh - who are yet to gain one-day status - have not played since May last year. Pakistan have included some fresh faces in the squad but it's the experienced hands - captain Urooj Mumtaz and Sajjida Shah, their leading run-getter in the Asia Cup - who remain the ones to watch out for. These two will have to click if Pakistan have any hope of beating Sri Lanka and gaining a psychological advantage ahead of the World Cup. The team played Under-15 and Under-19 men's teams in preparing for the tri-series.

For Bangladesh, a good show will strengthen their campaign for one-day status. The 18-year old captain Salma Khatun leads a very young squad, which includes Lily Bishwash, at 14 the tournament's youngest player. Khatun believed the team had improved since playing the Asia Cup. "We have played two practice matches prior to the series and I think we are a much improved side now," Katun was quoted as saying in Bangladesh's Daily Star.

Sri Lanka and Pakistan will be taking the same squads to Australia so while the tri-series won't serve as a selection test, it will give the captains a better idea on whom to play. Other players to watch out for are:

Chamari Polgampola, the Sri Lankan medium-pacer, took five wickets and scored 105 runs in five games against West Indies.

Panna Ghosh was the Player of the Tournament in Bangladesh's first international series - the Asian Cricket Council women's Trophy - for her nine wickets and 75 runs. But she struggled against the bigger teams, taking five wickets in six Asia Cup games. This time, playing at home in familiar conditions, she could give Bangladesh crucial breakthroughs.

Tithy Sarkar, the Bangladesh offspinner, took a career-best seven wickets against Pakistan - including a career-best 4 for 25 - in the Asia Cup and will be keen to add to her kitty when the teams meet on Friday.

Pakistan opener Bismah Maroof had a poor Asia Cup - only 40 runs from six games - and her team will hope she can fire before the World Cup. She will have a new opening partner to work with as Tasqeen Qadeer was left out of the squad.

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[nycpro96]

good luck out there.

[Roni_uk]

why are we not in the T20 WC this year? I will 'have to' watch the final as I bought the tickets for the FINAL and women's Final is just before Men's. Wish BD was playing.

[bujhee kom]

dear bhais and apas, we need someone very kind from our mother delta BD to update match progress as often as you can please! or please get me a good phone number for bogra shaheed chandu stadium, and i will call and post regular updates! i need a number with a person who won't get mad at me for calling too often! thank you! ~bk

we need our sister 'kathbirali' to log in and helpo! please!
if there is any chance in this tournament, it's today, Inshallah, we will win this match against pak!

[nycpro96]

ya updates plz. is this being broadcasted?

[bujhee kom]

Originally Posted by nycpro96
ya updates plz. is this being broadcasted?

it will start in little less than 2 hours! no bhai, as far as i know, there is no broadcasting, i am looking though!
please anybody, help any way you can! please call your relatives in bogra and get match update and then please post it here at BC! thank you so much!
go, all the best to salama khatun, tithy sarkar, panna ghosh, c chakma

[gadha]

is there any update so far???????????? is there any website where i can get the live commentary if not be abe to see the match??????

[akabir77]

no update? thats sad...

[nycpro96]

update? tigercricket should've

[bujhee kom]

Bismillah! Allah Malik!!!
hope we get some updtae or news/good news!
anybody knows anyone in bogra?

[bujhee kom]

BAN WOMEN Vs PAK WOMEN
BAN WOMEN 8/0 Over - 5
PAK WOMEN Over -
Tri Nation Women Cricket(Toss: Pak: Venue: SCS: Date: 6th Feb-2009)

source: tigercricket

[bujhee kom]

oh man, it sucks big time! i may have expected a bit too much!

BAN Women Vs PAK Women
BAN Women 14/2 Over - 10: Aysha 4,Shuktara 0, Ganita Jalil 2/10
PAK Women Over -
Tri Nation Women Cricket(Toss: Pak; Venue: SCS; Date; 6th Feb-2009)

source: tigercricket

[cricket_king]

Originally Posted by bujhee kom
oh man, it sucks big time! i may have expected a bit too much!

BAN Women Vs PAK Women
BAN Women 14/2 Over - 10: Aysha 4,Shuktara 0, Ganita Jalil 2/10
PAK Women Over -
Tri Nation Women Cricket(Toss: Pak; Venue: SCS; Date; 6th Feb-2009)

source: tigercricket

Crud...come on ladies

[bujhee kom]

BAN Women Vs PAK Women
BAN Women 27/2 Over - 15: Sathira 14*, Aysha 4, Shuktara 0, Ganita Jalil 2/10
PAK Women Over -
Tri Nation Women Cricket(Toss: Pak; Venue: SCS; Date; 6th Feb-2009)

source: tigercricket

[soccer20reverse]

160... might be a good score...

[bujhee kom]

Originally Posted by soccer20reverse
160... might be a good score...

soccer bhai, i agree! Allah Malik!
salma khatun and tithy sarkar are yet to bat!
who knows who is there now! or if sathira jakir is still at the crase!

[soccer20reverse]

Salma and tithi can get the runs later if this two can stay for more overs...

[kalpurush]

Originally Posted by soccer20reverse
160... might be a good score...

100 for now....