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Zimbabwe v Bangladesh, only evidence, Harare, day 4
Firdose Moonda Harare
August 7, 2011
No one can accuse Tamim Iqbal modest. The Bangladesh opening batsman was optimistic after the game on the fourth day, confident that his team would win at ease, because the Zimbabwe bowlers poses no threat to its line-up.
"He is just ok, did nothing special," Tamim said Kyle Jarvis, who took two wickets in the late swing in the interest of Zimbabwe. "I'm just being honest and telling the truth." It 'was also impressed by Brian Vitoria, the Seamer four wickets left arm in the first innings was considerable damage to the cause of Bangladesh. "And 'normal'.
So if any of the players strike in Zimbabwe is safe for Bangladesh, which lies in their path on their way to victory in Harare? "We," Tamim said. "The window is flat, so if you make mistakes or do stupid things, we must win."
Tamim create your own manga was a demonstration of how the rest of the range is expected to bat without fear. "I was going very well and if they were still there, we would have had more tracks," he said. "I had a plan, which was to play my shots and I did. It's just bad luck that I came out, what happens in cricket."
Despite his crash and burn is a task long innings in Bangladesh, Tamim praised Zimbabwe's captain Brendan Taylor for his sports coverage, saying it has created the opportunity to get good results. "And 'statement was intelligent. If they had beaten an hour after tea, we would be happy to BAT, another hour, and did not go to Chase, so this was a wise man."
Tamim shows a rare self-confidence that is often lacking in players from Bangladesh and said that soon the rest of the team begins to talk the talk as he does, although he admitted that often they will run. "Every player knows their games now, so have come a long way. We still have much to learn and that will come, if we play a lot more Test cricket. We can not have a break of 14 months, "said he will take this opportunity to take a snipe at those responsible for planning.
The only group that escaped from his critics were his own teammates and Tamim was not disappointed by his effort Fielding, despite their lack of firepower. "Maybe I could have done a bit more with the new ball, but Robiul [Islam] and Rubel [Hossain] played with all his heart and it was nice to see that."
Firdose Moonda Harare
August 7, 2011
No one can accuse Tamim Iqbal modest. The Bangladesh opening batsman was optimistic after the game on the fourth day, confident that his team would win at ease, because the Zimbabwe bowlers poses no threat to its line-up.
"He is just ok, did nothing special," Tamim said Kyle Jarvis, who took two wickets in the late swing in the interest of Zimbabwe. "I'm just being honest and telling the truth." It 'was also impressed by Brian Vitoria, the Seamer four wickets left arm in the first innings was considerable damage to the cause of Bangladesh. "And 'normal'.
So if any of the players strike in Zimbabwe is safe for Bangladesh, which lies in their path on their way to victory in Harare? "We," Tamim said. "The window is flat, so if you make mistakes or do stupid things, we must win."
Tamim create your own manga was a demonstration of how the rest of the range is expected to bat without fear. "I was going very well and if they were still there, we would have had more tracks," he said. "I had a plan, which was to play my shots and I did. It's just bad luck that I came out, what happens in cricket."
Despite his crash and burn is a task long innings in Bangladesh, Tamim praised Zimbabwe's captain Brendan Taylor for his sports coverage, saying it has created the opportunity to get good results. "And 'statement was intelligent. If they had beaten an hour after tea, we would be happy to BAT, another hour, and did not go to Chase, so this was a wise man."
Tamim shows a rare self-confidence that is often lacking in players from Bangladesh and said that soon the rest of the team begins to talk the talk as he does, although he admitted that often they will run. "Every player knows their games now, so have come a long way. We still have much to learn and that will come, if we play a lot more Test cricket. We can not have a break of 14 months, "said he will take this opportunity to take a snipe at those responsible for planning.
The only group that escaped from his critics were his own teammates and Tamim was not disappointed by his effort Fielding, despite their lack of firepower. "Maybe I could have done a bit more with the new ball, but Robiul [Islam] and Rubel [Hossain] played with all his heart and it was nice to see that."
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