August 21, 2014, 10:05 AM
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Cricket Savant
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Join Date: March 9, 2008
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20 things I learned from first one-day
- Solution to losing early wickets can only be combated by employing four openers.
- "Chris Gayle is 34 yrs 333 days old today......his Test HS is also 333."(Danish)
- DJ Bravo and Dwayne Bravo only exist to confuse and make scorers life hell.
- When people say Mominul is missing, Mominul is actually missing. (Get it, he is too short?)
- Mahmudullah Riyad is the biggest troll in world cricket. He scores only when it doesn't matter (78 in practice match).
- Reason why there is Cemetery End in St. George because once Nietzsche remarked there "cricket is dead".
- Reason why Anamul screamed so loudly after his century because he loves Edvard Munch.
- Reason why Tamim Iqbal once danced downed the track in 10.4th over is because he loves Camille Saint-Saens composition "Danse Macabre".
- The Bangladeshi batting innings is based on the Sam Raimi thriller "The Gift" starring Cate Blanchett
- Sunil Narine can go wicketless. Chris Gayle can go without 100+ strike rate. Bangladesh can lose after taking down West Indies at 35/5. Because these are all part of "the plan" to mess with viewers mind.
- Pollard Ramdin partnership is still a better love story than Twilight.
- "Bangladesh is winless in ODI in 2014". Sssh you don't say...
- Is it Keiron Pollard or Kieron Pollard? Debate continues.
- Perhaps signing the dotted line has a whole new meaning for Anamul when he took the BCB contract?
- Sohag Gazi should always open against Gayle just because he removed him once or twice. #tigerlogic
- Taskin is an economical bowler as he took zero wickets.
- Overused catchphrase of the day: "snatch defeat from jaws of victory"
- Shamshur Rahman's social media account got verified by Facebook.
- Mushfiqur is captain while Napoleon was general. Mushifqur is 5'4" while Napoleon was also the same height. Mushfiqur is a glovesman, while Napoleon hid his Parkinson's in same manner and hands in his pocket. And as far as the brilliant tactician the world has ever seen? Well that's a different story altogether.
- Shakib al Hasan.
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