ensd2 Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 BD's captain and their only world class player is forced to ask pardon , I feel sad because they will destroy his career
Sooda Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 Looks like he is proposing :(( LOL It does too.
Shane Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 What happened exactly? I cant read Bengali. I think he said 'NO'. :((
DomainK Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 Looks like he is proposing :(( I think he said 'NO'. :(( Actually, it looks like that. He even brought him some flowers that he threw away in anger.
Nova Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 This is what I read: "Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president AHM Mustafa Kamal has questioned the integrity of the national cricketers saying that the players are not giving their hundred per cent."---> http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesign/news-details.php?nid=123035 The above pic must be related to this...:hmmm:
ensd2 Posted January 23, 2010 Author Posted January 23, 2010 This is what I read: "Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president AHM Mustafa Kamal has questioned the integrity of the national cricketers saying that the players are not giving their hundred per cent."---> http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesign/news-details.php?nid=123035 The above pic must be related to this...:hmmm: yes it's seem the man : lotus kamal forced shakib to demand pardon for his comments
Nova Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 yes it's seem the man : lotus kamal forced shakib to demand pardon for his comments That is messed up. So you accuse the players of not giving 100% and then the captain speaks up and defends the team. The BCB president asks for an apology?? :WTF:
DomainK Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 yes it's seem the man : lotus kamal forced shakib to demand pardon for his comments And whole Bangladesh was in an uproar because Sehwag called the ordinary??
ensd2 Posted January 23, 2010 Author Posted January 23, 2010 And whole Bangladesh was in an uproar because Sehwag called the ordinary?? I totally agree with you : when viru said that bangladesh is ordinary they was in an uproar but when england team announce that they will come in BD without their seniors players ( strauss and anderson ) they find noting to say about it . Is it due the british settelment ?
vvvslaxman Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 I totally agree with you : when viru said that bangladesh is ordinary they was in an uproar but when england team announce that they will come in BD without their seniors players ( strauss and anderson ) they find noting to say about it . Is it due the british settelment ? No you are wrong. They are pissed off at them too :hysterical: They want to clean sweep England
achilles Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 And whole Bangladesh was in an uproar because Sehwag called the ordinary?? Where are their buddies from Pakistan gone now? Why hasn't anyone replied to this yet? :hatsoff:
Gunner_Mania Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 This from the comments from the above article. WE BEG TO AGREE SHAKIB. We, the spectators beg to agree with Kamal. What Mushfiqur Rahim said after the last test reflects that our batsmen did not take the 5th day's batting seriously. Play our natural game? What is that? You were not NATURALLY born with bats in your hands. Who says things like that when there is a clear chance to at least drawing a test match rather than losing it by wreckless swinging of the bats? If that is your NATURAL instinct - do not do it. And that goes for you all the batsmen of BD including Shakib. Sorry, but we agree with Kamal 100% this time. Most people who have played some decent cricket at top level will say that. In most circumstances people expect the players to play their natural game.
Feed Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 Bangla skipper forced to ‘kneel’ Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan was reportedly made to kneel and apologise to the Bangladesh Cricket Board president, HM Mustafa Kamal, for defending his teammates in a media interaction with the local press, reports Nilankur Das. More... Bangla skipper forced to ‘kneel’ Nilankur Das, Hindustan Times Dhaka, January 23, 2010 Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan was reportedly made to kneel and apologise to the Bangladesh Cricket Board president, HM Mustafa Kamal, for defending his teammates in a media interaction with the local press (see the grab from the daily Kaler Kantho). The official had questioned the commitment and sense of responsibility of the players after Bangladesh lost in Chittagong. Shakib, it has been learnt, stood up and spoke out of turn saying players don't play to lose and people should speak more responsibly. According to The Daily Star, Kamal said: "I always want 100 per cent from the players. You have to be habituated with triumph. You have to be more responsible and give it your best. It will not be acceptable if you win one day, lose the next day." Shakib then took the microphone from the anchor and said: "No cricketer plays to lose. Everyone should speak responsibly and assist us in our job." The local press on Saturday was rife with criticism of the BCB president and carried photographs of Shakib kneeling in front of him after the ceremony with captions that the captain had been asked by officials to apologise. Those present at the interaction told HT that the president was fuming and threatened the player with dire consequences. Shakib did not attend the pre-match media conference on Saturday and Tamim Iqbal, who came to take questions, said he did not want to comment on the incident. Apparently, the BCB has put a gag on the players. BCB officials contacted by this paper refused to come on record about the issue. Shakib is the skipper of Abahani where Kamal is the cricket committee chairman. It is learnt that ever since Abahani failed to retain the League title after a defeat to Dhaka Mohammedan, relations between the two have gone sour. Kamal may be omnipotent in Bangladesh but this issue could have serious repercussions if the International Cricket Council decides to investigate. Top officials from national boards who attend ICC meetings are reportedly governed by a Code of Ethics. This code is distinct from the ICC Code of Conduct for players and team officials. If an ethics violation is reported to the ICC, an official can be asked for an explanation. If found guilty of a violation on ethical grounds, the official concerned could face expulsion from ICC board meetings.
Andy Posted January 23, 2010 Posted January 23, 2010 This is shame, Had this hapened in India with any of our Best players like Sachin,Dravid,Kumble, Ganguly and our president got away wid dat..I wud have stopped watching Indian Cricket. Where Heroes arent respected, that team deserves no support.
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