debut: 11/26/06
62,227 runs
DaSilva...as much as I can see his improvement...
has dropped another...
and yes...
off Joseph again.
has dropped another...
and yes...
off Joseph again.
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West Indies vs Bangladesh 2nd Test at Sabina
debut: 1/4/03
260,830 runs
dropped
29.6
Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, 1 run, Joseph is on his knees as a catch goes down! Back of a length delivery angling down leg, Litton tries clipping it away but gloves it behind to the keeper who fails to hang on as he moves to his left
29.6
Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, 1 run, Joseph is on his knees as a catch goes down! Back of a length delivery angling down leg, Litton tries clipping it away but gloves it behind to the keeper who fails to hang on as he moves to his left
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debut: 1/4/03
260,830 runs
Kemar Roach, right-arm fast, comes into the attack
BAN 157-4
30.1
Roach to Litton Das, 1 run, 125kph, good length outside off, driven to deep point
BAN 157-4
30.1
Roach to Litton Das, 1 run, 125kph, good length outside off, driven to deep point
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debut: 11/26/06
62,227 runs
leaking runs..
Shamar overstepping the crease...
painful to watch...
6 wickets to take
Shamar overstepping the crease...
painful to watch...
6 wickets to take
debut: 1/4/03
260,830 runs
31.3
Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, FOUR, edged but safe! 138kph back of a length ball on the sixth stump channel, perhaps too close to cut but Litton Das goes for it. It flies off the outer half
Shamar Joseph to Litton Das, FOUR, edged but safe! 138kph back of a length ball on the sixth stump channel, perhaps too close to cut but Litton Das goes for it. It flies off the outer half
debut: 1/4/03
260,830 runs
33.5
Justin Greaves to Litton Das, out Bowled!! The slower delivery does the trick! Brilliant piece of deception from Justin Greaves and he is pumped up! 110.9kph off-cutter on a length on the sixth stump channel, cutting in sharply, Litton Das is caught in the crease and is unsure what to do with it. Pushes at it tentatively but leaves a big bat-pad gap in the process. The ball goes through that gap and crashes into the off-stump
Litton Das b Justin Greaves 25(34) [4s-3]
BAN 173/5 (33.5) CRR: 5.11
Bangladesh lead by 191 runs
Justin Greaves to Litton Das, out Bowled!! The slower delivery does the trick! Brilliant piece of deception from Justin Greaves and he is pumped up! 110.9kph off-cutter on a length on the sixth stump channel, cutting in sharply, Litton Das is caught in the crease and is unsure what to do with it. Pushes at it tentatively but leaves a big bat-pad gap in the process. The ball goes through that gap and crashes into the off-stump
Litton Das b Justin Greaves 25(34) [4s-3]
BAN 173/5 (33.5) CRR: 5.11
Bangladesh lead by 191 runs
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debut: 10/20/21
7,875 runs
Can someone explain to me what is going on in this match. It's like they are playing on another pitch. This is disgraceful from the West Indies.
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debut: 1/4/03
260,830 runs
Day 3: 3rd Session
Roach is walking off the field. Not sure what's the reason
185/5 (39.1) CRR: 4.72
Bangladesh lead by 203 runs
Roach is walking off the field. Not sure what's the reason
185/5 (39.1) CRR: 4.72
Bangladesh lead by 203 runs
debut: 1/4/03
260,830 runs
Day 3: 3rd Session -
BAN 185/5 (40) CRR: 4.62
The light meter comes out. Umpire Kumar Dharmasena has it with him
BAN 185/5 (40) CRR: 4.62
The light meter comes out. Umpire Kumar Dharmasena has it with him
debut: 1/4/03
260,830 runs
17:17 Local Time, 22:17 GMT, 03:47 IST:
The players are walking off due to bad light and that will be stumps
The players are walking off due to bad light and that will be stumps
Day 3: Stumps -
WI 146
BAN 164 & 193/5 (41.4) CRR: 4.63
Bangladesh lead by 211 runs
Taijul Islam 9(22)
Jaker Ali 29(49
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debut: 2/16/24
730 runs
The tourists have fought their way back into the match and indeed, the series. Did they catch the West Indies cold, complacent? It would be understandable given how the first test was so one-sided with the home team also in a strong position overnight after day two of this match. The Bangladeshis will go back to their hotel happier tonight though. Quick, incisive bowling by their new speedster Nahid Rana and a positive batting approach in their second innings has swung the match back in their favour. West Indies will need to bowl them out quickly tomorrow and then bat as they did in the first innings at North Sound.
debut: 1/4/03
260,830 runs
Andre Adams,
Bangladesh bowling coach: Very good day. Wanted to show some fight. Counter-punch. And we've done that. Really happy with how the bowlers have gone. Batting has been different today. Nice sign. We knew it was coming at some stage (Rana five-for). When you bowl 150kph, you'll take wickets at some stage. He has improved his accuracy. When he started in February, he was all over the place. We've got to look after him. That's why he didn't play the first Test. It's about understanding the game and how he creates chances for himself. Luckily we've got the likes of Taskin and Hasan to help him out. And Miraz has been excellent in this game. Not really sure about the plan (with the bat). What I do know is Simmo asked for fight and character. We need to be good with the ball again. We think the surface is getting better.
Bangladesh bowling coach: Very good day. Wanted to show some fight. Counter-punch. And we've done that. Really happy with how the bowlers have gone. Batting has been different today. Nice sign. We knew it was coming at some stage (Rana five-for). When you bowl 150kph, you'll take wickets at some stage. He has improved his accuracy. When he started in February, he was all over the place. We've got to look after him. That's why he didn't play the first Test. It's about understanding the game and how he creates chances for himself. Luckily we've got the likes of Taskin and Hasan to help him out. And Miraz has been excellent in this game. Not really sure about the plan (with the bat). What I do know is Simmo asked for fight and character. We need to be good with the ball again. We think the surface is getting better.
debut: 11/14/02
19,383 runs
In reply to Acid
They better come with fire this Tuesday morning. The target is big already ..over 250 and it
will be difficult to get.
They better come with fire this Tuesday morning. The target is big already ..over 250 and it
will be difficult to get.
debut: 2/16/24
730 runs
In reply to hubert
Needs a quick mopping up of the lower order, I agree. Then, focused batting. No devils in the pitch, get that thought out of the mind and stay focused on the job ahead. Most of all, be positive...this is potentially a very important day in the grander scheme of things...for obvious reasons.
Needs a quick mopping up of the lower order, I agree. Then, focused batting. No devils in the pitch, get that thought out of the mind and stay focused on the job ahead. Most of all, be positive...this is potentially a very important day in the grander scheme of things...for obvious reasons.
debut: 1/4/03
260,830 runs
Superb weather at Sabina Park a the start of Day 4 says Bish
BAN 193/5 (41.4) CRR: 4.63
Bangladesh lead by 211 runs
Taijul Islam 9(22)
Jaker Ali 29(49
BAN 193/5 (41.4) CRR: 4.63
Bangladesh lead by 211 runs
Taijul Islam 9(22)
Jaker Ali 29(49
debut: 11/4/09
12,116 runs
In reply to hubert
Mi Boss - I agree. This Jaker guy is critical. I've watched him bat with the lower order this year and he had the ability to shepherd them.
lollol They better come with fire this Tuesday morning. The target is big already ..over 250 and it
will be difficult to get.
will be difficult to get.
Mi Boss - I agree. This Jaker guy is critical. I've watched him bat with the lower order this year and he had the ability to shepherd them.
debut: 2/16/24
730 runs
This is an important session and day for West Indies cricket. If they lose this test match after being so in control after the close of day two, I think that they need to seriously consider their approach and with it, the leadership. Brathwaite and Da Silva are both short of runs, the second innings will be crucial for both of them, along with the others in the firing line of the Bangladesh attack. I hope I am wrong but the target may well be in excess of 300.
debut: 11/4/09
12,116 runs
In reply to 4REALQUICKS
I would dare say, we should change the batting order for the 2nd innings by swapping Greaves and Brathwaite
I would dare say, we should change the batting order for the 2nd innings by swapping Greaves and Brathwaite
debut: 1/4/03
260,830 runs
45.5
Alzarri Joseph to Taijul Islam, 1 run, short at Taijul Islam and he is rushed once more, he splices the pull and is lucky that he clears Carty running back from square-leg, Alzarri Joseph with a wry smile on his face
Alzarri Joseph to Taijul Islam, 1 run, short at Taijul Islam and he is rushed once more, he splices the pull and is lucky that he clears Carty running back from square-leg, Alzarri Joseph with a wry smile on his face
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