Don't Get Mad Baby’h

Dilscoop · #1 December 18, 2011, 02:08 AM

It looked like Shak wanted to hit Rahim with the bat lol. His angers are justified. He was easily on his way to 200!

Nadim · #2 December 18, 2011, 02:23 AM

Lol. Ei thandar modde o amar matha ta groom kore diche Mushy but can't do anything about it

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lamisa · #3 December 18, 2011, 07:30 AM

lol! shakib will hate mushy for the rest of his life!

*AsifTheManRahman* · #4 December 18, 2011, 08:04 PM

Not only did he run him out, he got caught down the leg side right after. Double face palm.

betaar · #5 December 19, 2011, 12:27 AM

Shakib is definitely more expressive than any other cricket players I have seen for Bangladesh. I don't remember which game but in a one-day match backward point fielder was slow in returning the ball back to Shakib missing a run out and Shakib was so mad that he was going to throw the ball back at the fielder in anger.......not so captain like I would say if you cannot hold your emotion.

Rabz · #6 December 19, 2011, 01:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Dilscoop
It looked like Shak wanted to hit Rahim with the bat lol. His angers are justified. He was easily on his way to 200!

Yes, it was Mushy bad call and Shakib's ball watching, rather than diving and trying to save his own wicket.

But remember, Shak was on 144, not 194, as many of us is making of it.
Double century was looking bright and we all were hoping for it, but he was still far away from it.

shuridh · #7 December 19, 2011, 01:59 AM

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Yes, it was Mushy bad call and Shakib's ball watching, rather than diving and trying to save his own wicket.

But remember, Shak was on 144, not 194, as many of us is making of it.
Double century was looking bright and we all were hoping for it, but he was still far away from it.

a drive could not save shakib.in a close camera angle its clear shakib is long away from line.you may think line is close after see long camera angle.but in actual the line was so far even shakib drive he would still going to be out by in a big margin from the line.so pleas see close camera angle than comment. don't blame shakib for not driving.its entirely mushfiq fault to make shakib out.

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oronnya · #8 December 19, 2011, 02:00 AM

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Shakib is definitely more expressive than any other cricket players I have seen for Bangladesh. I don't remember which game but in a one-day match backward point fielder was slow in returning the ball back to Shakib missing a run out and Shakib was so mad that he was going to throw the ball back at the fielder in anger.......not so captain like I would say if you cannot hold your emotion.

I would prefer an expressive captain who is up for the task with a wining mentality and who performs day in and day out (Shakib) than a captain who is sloppy at the field, unable to take pressure and sometimes just brainless (Mushy/Ash). One of the attributes of a good captain is to force his team mates to give their 100% and that's what Shakib did. Nothing wrong with that.We don't need a "bhodro chhele' type captain who can't perform rather we need a captain who delivers when it matters. BTW though Shakib gets very restless and fails to control his emotions at times, he seems like a good guy who has good understanding with his team mates. All his team mates were always praising about him, no one complained so far. It's the media who is coming up with all those controversies.

shuridh · #9 December 19, 2011, 02:07 AM

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I would prefer an expressive captain who is up for the task with a wining mentality and who performs day in and day out (Shakib) than a captain who is sloppy at the field, unable to take pressure and sometimes just brainless (Mushy/Ash). One of the attributes of a good captain is to force his team mates to give their 100% and that's what Shakib did. Nothing wrong with that.We don't need a "bhodro chhele' type captain who can't perform rather we need a captain who delivers when it matters. BTW though Shakib gets very restless and fails to control his emotions at times, he seems like a good guy who has good understanding with his team mates. All his team mates were always praising about him, no one complained so far. It's the media who is coming up with all those controversies.

top posts.an expressive performing hard working captain like shakib is 10 times batter than a lazy gentleman type player in the field who could not handle pressure like ash and mushy baba.

Habib · #10 December 19, 2011, 02:48 AM

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a drive could not save shakib.in a close camera angle its clear shakib is long away from line.you may think line is close after see long camera angle.but in actual the line was so far even shakib drive he would still going to be out by in a big margin from the line.so pleas see close camera angle than comment. don't blame shakib for not driving.its entirely mushfiq fault to make shakib out.

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How can he drive without a bmw? j/k

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Dilscoop · #11 December 19, 2011, 04:11 AM

Funny how people keep saying "Shakib should have dove." They showed the replay at least 15 times, and one would have to be blind to not see that Shakib was exactly in the middle of the pitch (little less or more) and how exactly one dive from the middle of the pitch? You dive only if you are couple feet away.

The only way he was going to be safe if the fielder missed the stumps. There was no run there. Shakib responded to his partner's dumb call. And totally ruined the test..

Habib · #12 December 19, 2011, 04:50 AM

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Funny how people keep saying "Shakib should have dove." They showed the replay at least 15 times, and one would have to be blind to not see that Shakib was exactly in the middle of the pitch (little less or more) and how exactly one dive from the middle of the pitch? You dive only if you are couple feet away.

The only way he was going to be safe if the fielder missed the stumps. There was no run there. Shakib responded to his partner's dumb call. And totally ruined the test..

Well some people take his superman nickname a bit literally and assume he can fly and run like a superman. Not their fault :P

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oronnya · #13 December 19, 2011, 05:02 AM

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Well some people take his superman nickname a bit literally and assume he can fly and run like a superman. Not their fault :P

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Well said

lamisa · #14 December 19, 2011, 07:08 AM

mushy was probably feeling so guilty that it got to him and hence he lost his wicket!

MarvinDaMartian · #15 December 19, 2011, 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Dilscoop
Funny how people keep saying "Shakib should have dove." They showed the replay at least 15 times, and one would have to be blind to not see that Shakib was exactly in the middle of the pitch (little less or more) and how exactly one dive from the middle of the pitch? You dive only if you are couple feet away.

The only way he was going to be safe if the fielder missed the stumps. There was no run there. Shakib responded to his partner's dumb call. And totally ruined the test..

It is possible to "dive" from middle of the pitch to reach the crease on time but Shakib has to wear his underpants outside to be able to do that.

Dilscoop · #16 December 20, 2011, 03:32 PM

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It is possible to "dive" from middle of the pitch to reach the crease on time

WHAAT!?

(damn that 10 characters things totally ruined the tone of my post)

Dilscoop · #17 December 20, 2011, 04:02 PM

I get it, it's a new thing you kids learned. "DIVE! DIVE!" But there was no need for a dive, because it was a hit or miss chance. It all depended on the throw. Batsmen usually just wait on their luck. So was Shakib. By the time he'd get ready to dive and fall on the ground, the ball would've hit the stumps.

Based on the popping crease (4 feet), he is about 9-10 feet away from the line. Watching the video, from the 2nd screenshot, it takes less than a sec for the ball to hit the stumps.

betaar · #18 December 20, 2011, 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by oronnya
I would prefer an expressive captain who is up for the task with a wining mentality and who performs day in and day out (Shakib) than a captain who is sloppy at the field, unable to take pressure and sometimes just brainless (Mushy/Ash). One of the attributes of a good captain is to force his team mates to give their 100% and that's what Shakib did. Nothing wrong with that.We don't need a "bhodro chhele' type captain who can't perform rather we need a captain who delivers when it matters. BTW though Shakib gets very restless and fails to control his emotions at times, he seems like a good guy who has good understanding with his team mates. All his team mates were always praising about him, no one complained so far. It's the media who is coming up with all those controversies.

So would I. But all things being equal and in this case I mean a performing captain, an emotionally charged captain is less desirable in any sport. Emotion plays tricks with ones head.

oronnya · #19 December 20, 2011, 08:49 PM

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So would I. But all things being equal and in this case I mean a performing captain, an emotionally charged captain is less desirable in any sport. Emotion plays tricks with ones head.

Yes an Ideal captain should have that attribute. But do we have the luxury of a pool of consistent and emotionally controlled players?? or do we even have consistent players?? NO !! So we are getting one at the cost of other and I would prefer Shakib with all his attitudes any day. He speaks his mind and lacks the ability to give politically correct answer. That's fine with me as long as he is honest, which he is. Talking about the relationship with his team mates I think they have very good understandings among themselves. I can bring in 100 pictures where Shakib was having fun with his team mates and that did not include only his BKSP mates. Whenever he reaches a feat all his team mates are all over him which pretty much tells you how happy and proud they feel for Shakib. This wouldn't have happened if they had issues with his over expressive attitude. He is a team player and mark my word he is going to be the Imran Khan of Bangladesh.

MarvinDaMartian · #20 December 21, 2011, 10:30 AM

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WHAAT!?

(damn that 10 characters things totally ruined the tone of my post)

You missed the 'underpants' part. Who wears underpants outside? Super Heroes!! Diving, blast the ball to moon and bring back...everything is possible

shuziburo · #21 December 21, 2011, 10:39 AM

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It is possible to "dive" from middle of the pitch to reach the crease on time but Shakib has to wear his underpants outside to be able to do that.

Dilscoop · #22 December 21, 2011, 12:23 PM

I'd suggest you visit my profile and hear what the pro has to say about this.

Amateurs.

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