Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Bangladesh & Cricket
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I can't agree with you. You just have no idea of the passion for cricket in Bangladesh.
Its true that they are a bit early in the big arena (blame ICC if you like but not Bangladesh). But the developments in the recent years have been achieved in leaps & bounds.
"If you bully a child every time it falls, it will never try to walk again."
There is no point playing with people's emotions by inviting them to a party and then starting bullying so that they get kicked out of the fraternity.
I hope Bangladesh would be more competitive in 3-4 years of time.
In the mean time Cricket Australia's chief executive James Sutherland's has suggested to better manage the tour schedule of stronger teams with the weaker teams to avoid repeatations of one-sided games.
Its true that they are a bit early in the big arena (blame ICC if you like but not Bangladesh). But the developments in the recent years have been achieved in leaps & bounds.
"If you bully a child every time it falls, it will never try to walk again."
There is no point playing with people's emotions by inviting them to a party and then starting bullying so that they get kicked out of the fraternity.
I hope Bangladesh would be more competitive in 3-4 years of time.
In the mean time Cricket Australia's chief executive James Sutherland's has suggested to better manage the tour schedule of stronger teams with the weaker teams to avoid repeatations of one-sided games.
Thanks for dropping by rezwan. I fully appreciate the love for the game in Bangladesh. That doesn't mean they should be playing tests against No 1 teams. I would love to see them succeed. Maybe they should play 2nd string teams.
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