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Message 1 - posted by Brundle Fly
(U1720058)
, Apr 11, 2006
It’s still very funny. For the good part of three days the supposed best team in the world has been taken to the cleaners by the worst. I’m off to Oz tomorrow to see the in-laws. Oh how I will laugh. Ps my father in law is called Bruce! lol
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Message 2 - posted by BVM101
(U3669796)
, Apr 11, 2006
I think the 3rd day clearly belonged to Australia...bdesh had little to celebrate...first gilly puts on over 100 more batting with the tail...and then they lose 5 wickets for 120 odd...
first 2 days to bdesh but 3rd thay clearly belonged to australia...
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Message 3 - posted by gerrard-is-class
(U3592533)
, Apr 11, 2006
true but 282 lead is a great achievement against the worlds best I think the 3rd day clearly belonged to Australia...bdesh had little to celebrate...first gilly puts on over 100 more batting with the tail...and then they lose 5 wickets for 120 odd...
first 2 days to bdesh but 3rd thay clearly belonged to australia...Quoted
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Message 4 - posted by gerrard-is-class
(U3592533)
, Apr 11, 2006
i gurantee u bangladesh will win if the set a target of 350 at least...i dont see aussies chasing that kind of total on a slow picth and cracks cumoing up with bangladeshes spinners bowling really welll
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Message 5 - posted by BVM101
(U3669796)
, Apr 11, 2006
yes...first 2 days bdesh was clearly on top and totally outplayed australia and whatever the final result is, that in itself is reason for them to be proud...it took the best gilly knock in over a year just to avoid the follow on
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Message 6 - posted by Brundle Fly
(U1720058)
, Apr 11, 2006
I will agree on a draw for day 3. Bang still ended 280 runs ahead at the end of the day. Another 50 and it will be close.
The fact they have been pushed this hard, all that talk of them improving since the ashes has evaporated (like you say) in just two days.
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Message 7 - posted by The Waugh Twins
(U2269411)
, Apr 11, 2006
That's a pretty lame post. You either win or lose and you sound like a cope out. It would be great if Bangladesh win for the sake of cricket, not for the sake of a laugh. If they do lose the egg will certainly be on your face. If they win the whole carton will be on your face. You cant have your cake and eat it too. Stand up and cheer or run away and hide. It’s still very funny. For the good part of three days the supposed best team in the world has been taken to the cleaners by the worst. I’m off to Oz tomorrow to see the in-laws. Oh how I will laugh. Ps my father in law is called Bruce! lolQuoted
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Message 8 - posted by OzT
(U1727742)
, Apr 11, 2006
Why not praise Bangladesh for playing so well in this game? Or are you so narrow minded that you would rather try and make fun of Oz? The way I see it, Bangladesh played very well for 2 and a half days, been on top of Oz, but the aussies are showing real character and determinations, allied with skills, to fight their way back into contention to win the match. This makes for a much more entertaining match, like the series against south Africa, then a match were it is all over by the third day. Then again, guess being aussie is automaticly being targets for smaller mind indivudals who can try and gloat off the backs of others and try to shine in their reflected glories, then to try and be objective and talk about a good match in progress, where their nemises, Oz, actually may have a chance to make come good?? My 2c worth only of course 
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Message 9 - posted by BVM101
(U3669796)
, Apr 11, 2006
i gurantee u bangladesh will win if the set a target of 350 at least...i dont see aussies chasing that kind of total on a slow picth and cracks cumoing up with bangladeshes spinners bowling really welllQuoted
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I agree, unless hussey and hayden can form a big 100+ opening partnership...australia batting is basically up to the top 3...if they go fast it is easy for them to crumble...
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Message 10 - posted by zucchiniusa
(U2966536)
, Apr 11, 2006
It’s still very funny. For the good part of three days the supposed best team in the world has been taken to the cleaners by the worst. I’m off to Oz tomorrow to see the in-laws. Oh how I will laugh. Ps my father in law is called Bruce! lolQuoted
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Brundle Fly
"By the worst"... considering what the Aussies did to SA and the fact that SA has not recently played Bangladesh, you might want to reserve this label for the team that resides on the tip of Africa. Also, consider that SA's under-19 team (albeit not chosen on merit) was soundly beaten by Nepal. At this rate, Smith and his entourage would truly qualify as the worst team in the league of recognized cricketing nations.
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Message 11 - posted by The Waugh Twins
(U2269411)
, Apr 11, 2006
And worth a lot more than two cents. Why not praise Bangladesh for playing so well in this game?
Or are you so narrow minded that you would rather try and make fun of Oz?
The way I see it, Bangladesh played very well for 2 and a half days, been on top of Oz, but the aussies are showing real character and determinations, allied with skills, to fight their way back into contention to win the match.
This makes for a much more entertaining match, like the series against south Africa, then a match were it is all over by the third day.
Then again, guess being aussie is automaticly being targets for smaller mind indivudals who can try and gloat off the backs of others and try to shine in their reflected glories, then to try and be objective and talk about a good match in progress, where their nemises, Oz, actually may have a chance to make come good??
My 2c worth only of course
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Message 12 - posted by Cricket-Lover
(U2381105)
, Apr 11, 2006
Why are some people geting bogged down and against someone having a good laugh at Aus? I for one have been laughing at one person - WARNE.. the big mouth that he is, have got more than an egg right on top of his nose !! I certainly hope that even if BD loose 5 wkts quick, none go to Warne for his all talk about cheap wickets.. Oh yeah I forgot his injured!!! thats whats really making me laugh now... an injury might be there, but at what a time, after being smashed away for 5.6 an ovr he claims to be injured after... when was the last time this guy was injured??
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Message 13 - posted by OzT
(U1727742)
, Apr 11, 2006
Why are some people geting bogged down and against someone having a good laugh at Aus? I for one have been laughing at one person - WARNE.. the big mouth that he is, have got more than an egg right on top of his nose !! I certainly hope that even if BD loose 5 wkts quick, none go to Warne for his all talk about cheap wickets.. Oh yeah I forgot his injured!!! thats whats really making me laugh now... an injury might be there, but at what a time, after being smashed away for 5.6 an ovr he claims to be injured after... when was the last time this guy was injured?? Quoted
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Oh no, not getting bogged down from people having a laugh at Oz, heck, we laugh at our own often enough. There has been a few post spoking fun at Oz that has not only been funny but painfully accurate. Some of our sportmen has been known to say things which makes me cringe, same I think could be said of sportsmen from all other countries too. What I was trying to reply to was yet another, in my opinion, pointless thread at trying to imply that Oz cricket is a laughing stock just because we are playing against a side that is punching well above their weight at the mo. There has been enough of those threads and I know, I have not helped matters at all by responding to this one, just as there haev been a few pi$$ take threads on the England board ribbing them about their performance the last few months, it can can a bit over the top. Most countries, and Oz is no different, will mock and tease other countries a bit about their sporting performance,a s wel as laugh at its own limitations, but just got a bit tedious to have another thread opening here along the same topic, with nothing new to add. And was not even funny. Sorry, will shut up now 
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Message 14 - posted by The Waugh Twins
(U2269411)
, Apr 11, 2006
If it is a neccessity that you laugh at Australia for losing then you do what ever is required. I know for a fact that there are plenty of people who will. It's just like when people love it if Fedderer goes down to anyone, Shaumacher blows an engine, or Tiger gets three bogeys in a row. Everyone but their supporters will laugh because that's they way we stupid humans are brought up. So laugh all you wont, but Bangladesh wont be laughing. They will be going nuts if they win this. As an Aussie supporter I have no problem suffering the humiliation for Bagladeshes progression.
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Message 15 - posted by MoreThanThis
(U2513102)
, Apr 11, 2006
Will OZ be BD's bunny if DB wins? Don't know of other team that lost a ODI and Test against them, correct me if I'm wrong?
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Message 16 - posted by Sophisticated and Coarse
(U724007)
, Apr 11, 2006
I think Bangladesh can add around 100 runs tommorrow. Khaled Mashud can hang around, and a bit of heavy hitting from Mortaza will give him a more than fighting chance. I think Australia are stupid for agreeing to this tour so soon after two tough South African series. They cannot be 100% mentally right for this match. Having said that, I think Bangladesh are improving as a team as they naturally will as they play more games. More of their batsman are now capable of making big scores, and with Mortaza back, they have someone with the potential to be world class in their bowling attack.
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Message 17 - posted by BVM101
(U3669796)
, Apr 11, 2006
I do think some people should stop over defending bdesh...it is done with good will and of course they played great the first 2 days, but that is not the way to help develop a team…they did make some mistakes in the 3rd day that had beds been England or Pakistan or India everybody would have been quick too point out but since its bdesh people will just cut them some slack...why come out hitting like it was a 20/20 match when they already have a 150+ lead from the first innings?...that lacked experience...
It is demeaning I think this attitude...when England, India, Pakistan, Australia, etc lose nobody over defends them, because we all agree they are good teams that had bad days, so we can critique them, argue about where they went wrong and how they can improve...with bdesh nobody dares say that because it seems like beating down on the weak kid.
with Bangladesh it should be the same as with the other teams...if not its just demeaning...this is like "the poor little boy that always sucks is playing well, lets give him a clap cause we know they suck anyway and probably wont play well again for years"....I think this is wrong...if Bangladesh are to be respected they will earn this respect through results with the passage of time, not a one off vs. Australia but consistent good results...but they should not be overly defended giving the sensation that just by playing 2 good days vs. Australia they can feel perfect about themselves...that creates complacency...
what they have done has a lot of merit but the constant outcry to praise bdesh for 2 good days of cricket is getting a bit too much I think…
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Message 18 - posted by gerrard-is-class
(U3592533)
, Apr 11, 2006
ttrue i fink ausies have played too much cricket in these past 3 months but still all credit to bangladesh for bowling well and batting agressively and thats they way to paly the best play your natural game I think Bangladesh can add around 100 runs tommorrow. Khaled Mashud can hang around, and a bit of heavy hitting from Mortaza will give him a more than fighting chance. I think Australia are stupid for agreeing to this tour so soon after two tough South African series. They cannot be 100% mentally right for this match. Having said that, I think Bangladesh are improving as a team as they naturally will as they play more games. More of their batsman are now capable of making big scores, and with Mortaza back, they have someone with the potential to be world class in their bowling attack.Quoted
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Message 19 - posted by Sophisticated and Coarse
(U724007)
, Apr 11, 2006
I do think they have played too aggressively though. They don't have an 'in-between' batsman to my knowledge-someone who can be quite attacking but who can also defend when necessary. Bashar has a propensity for throwing his wicket away, Ashraful is the same, while Rajin Saleh seems to get a bit bogged down. Perhaps Khaled Mashud is the closest they have to a middle ground.
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Message 20 - posted by gerrard-is-class
(U3592533)
, Apr 11, 2006
i fink the openers did and wen they needed the middle order do someet ashrafal get s uout from a yorker and some run out happens and someone plays a sweep shot a coupleof overs from the end whcih he dint need to...u cud call it inexperience they were agressive but not too much as others have said
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