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Originally Posted by Zeeshan
I noticed this too. It can seem incredibly harsh. But the thing with Shamim sir is his stern, tough love approach. Had it been any other team, ANY team...- especially Bangladesh- they would pile on one criticism after another for failure. It's only our luck that Bangladesh is doing well, that is why Shamim sir is all in praises. I am albeit confounded by it because it seems sometimes he is too positive on us.
As the late Kobe Bryant would say after winning a game but not championship:
"Job is not done. Is the job done yet?"
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Despite his cringe jokes, limited vocab and obnoxious demeanour , I feel beneath of all of that Shamim has alot of pride when Bangladesh does well. For a decade during the initial period of Bangladesh's Test status , Shamim had been regularly teased by fellow commentators of the country's regular abysmal performances. I think this has moulded him to what he is today. Although I feel he abuses his position when he gets the mic, and to be honest I think at least he should not be allowed to asked to promote any awards at the end of the game.