who is nabil samad

shaoun · #1 May 10, 2005, 10:48 PM

nabil samad was the second highest wicket taker in this years national league. he played for slyhet division. not only that he has very good first class record. he took 86 wickets in 20 matches. cricinfo doesnt provide much info on him. i want to know who is this guy? how old he is and what type of bowler is he? he has been called in the primary squade for the a-team which is touring in england on july.

mahbubH · #2 May 11, 2005, 01:22 AM

another SLA .

FaltuRidwanBhai · #3 May 11, 2005, 01:35 AM

oh no.
dhuru.
amaderki SLA chara ar kisu hoi na? amar mone hoi amader pitch a jodi aro variety thake tahole amar mone hoi aro onnorokom boler ber hoye ashbe. orthat onnorokom spin boler orthat leggie kingba offie aishob dekhte pabo. dhannabad.

aosaif · #4 May 11, 2005, 01:50 AM

dhuru!!!
pacer hunt-e jaithe hoi pace bowler bair korthe. Khelthe na-khelthe Test squad-e dhukai di.

Tao SLA guli pura desher char konar thekhe bair hoi. Hoithe Bangalee der ban hath-e kono favourable genetic defect achhe.

dhannabad.

little_master · #5 May 11, 2005, 02:01 AM

BTW, can anyone list the primary 30 men squad for A team heading England in July?

capslock · #6 May 11, 2005, 02:29 AM

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Originally posted by little_master
BTW, can anyone list the primary 30 men squad for A team heading England in July?

No, but I hear 29 of them are SLAs, and the 30th one is learning SLA.

mahbubH · #7 May 11, 2005, 02:56 AM

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Originally posted by little_master
BTW, can anyone list the primary 30 men squad for A team heading England in July?

I guess we will know the team on next Thursday.

Zephaniah · #8 May 11, 2005, 03:38 AM

Far too many SLAs and not even a half-decent off spinner! I can see lack of variation in spin department in years to come. Kapali and Ash should lift up their leg break a notch or two.

pagol-chagol · #9 May 11, 2005, 02:10 PM

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Originally posted by capslock

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Originally posted by little_master
BTW, can anyone list the primary 30 men squad for A team heading England in July?

No, but I hear 29 of them are SLAs, and the 30th one is learning SLA.

roaring tigerz · #10 May 11, 2005, 02:37 PM

Nabil Samad is a young slow left arm spinner and a great prospect. He is around 21 years old. There are so many SLA on the verge of national selection ahead of him that it is difficult to see him making into the national team any time soon. But he has consistently performed in the domestic league for the last two seasons and I believe he deserves a chance in the A team.I am giving a few stats of our SLAs first class records. Nabil Samad's stats compares very favorably to all his compatriots...
Average Strike Rate
Mohammed Rafique 23.33 48.23
Enamul Huq 24.36 56.25
Manzarul Islam 27.36 63.29
Abdul Razzak 26.91 64.05
Nabil Samad 20.91 57.68

TheWatcher · #11 May 11, 2005, 03:26 PM

Other than Enamul, most of our leading SLA's (Nadif, Sunny, Rajjaq, Sakib etc.) are decent batsmen. Samad has a big disadvantage in this area.

shaoun · #12 May 11, 2005, 11:45 PM

i heard this sakib is very good according to coach mcinnes. another great SLA is ahsanullah hasan from chitagong division. he played for the a-team under akram khan in busta cup in 2002. he has a great first class record. our country is full of SLA. and they all are very good. maybe not in the same level as mohammed rafique but they all are very good. i wish we could trade some of them for batsman. lol. i hear alot of good things about enamul haque jr. but i still think he has to prove alot more. lets see how he does against england.

little_master · #13 May 11, 2005, 11:55 PM

We have mine of SLAs...
how about exporting some SLAs?:P

Edited on, May 12, 2005, 4:56 AM GMT, by little_master.

aosaif · #14 May 12, 2005, 12:25 AM

It would do wonders for our trade deficit. The Taka would improve. Yes, definitely exporting SLAs is a great idea. We can manufacture them in factories if we want.