Aussies were without their prime weapon Starc & Hazlewood in that Bangladesh series. Afghans overall record against Bangladesh is neck to neck in all formats no matter what happend in ICC events. They beat Bangladesh twice in Asia Cup followed by 3-0 white wash in T20Is and in exciting test match where Bangladesh can't save the game in last day at Dhaka.Kriterion_BD wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 3:01 amHey I haven't elaborated yet. But don't forget BD did beat full strength Aussie side in a Test in 2017.Rajkumar Sharma wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 2:32 amTill Pakistan or somehow Proteas or Windies is possible. Full strength Windies beat Aus 2nd or 3rd string side 4-1. Beating full strength Aussie side by Bangladesh is an arrogant call.Kriterion_BD wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 1:38 am
True. I'll elaborate further in my next post later tonight.
Lower ranked side having good stat against Bangladesh is Afghanistan. As per odi records, Afghans won 2 and Bangladesh 3 in odis, and in T20I Afghans won 4 and Bangladesh 2, with 3-0 white wash against full strength Bangladesh. Afghans have also won only test against Bangladesh. In slow & spin friendly tracks Afghans can be more threatening team then Bangladesh.
Afghans have lost all 3 world cup games (ODI and T20) vs BD comprehensively from 2014-2019. In ODI world cups Afghans gave a very mediocre record, 1 win vs Scotland and 14 losses vs all other teams.
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Hazlewood and Cummins played in that series. Little point picking 3 quicks on BD pitches and stats wise Starc is or was 3rd back in 2017.Rajkumar Sharma wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 3:21 amAussies were without their prime weapon Starc & Hazlewood in that Bangladesh series. Afghans overall record against Bangladesh is neck to neck in all formats no matter what happend in ICC events. They beat Bangladesh twice in Asia Cup followed by 3-0 white wash in T20Is and in exciting test match where Bangladesh can't save the game in last day at Dhaka.
As for the Afghan Asia cup win, 2018 BD rested a bunch of players plus Tamim was out injured. 2014 we were missing Shakib and Tamim I believe.
If you exclude ICC events BD are actually better than Pakistan in ODIs having 4 in a row. But honestly they are ahead even if only slightly, for winning the WC game comprehensively.
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No doubt Bangladesh is better then Pakistan, second best team in Asia.Starc were not there, he is one of the best in the world.Any skipper will think 1000 times before not picking them in Playing XI no matter the type of pitch.Aussies gave chances to plyers like Agar, Cartwright in that seriesKriterion_BD wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 3:45 amHazlewood and Cummins played in that series. Little point picking 3 quicks on BD pitches and stats wise Starc is or was 3rd back in 2017.Rajkumar Sharma wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 3:21 amAussies were without their prime weapon Starc & Hazlewood in that Bangladesh series. Afghans overall record against Bangladesh is neck to neck in all formats no matter what happend in ICC events. They beat Bangladesh twice in Asia Cup followed by 3-0 white wash in T20Is and in exciting test match where Bangladesh can't save the game in last day at Dhaka.
As for the Afghan Asia cup win, 2018 BD rested a bunch of players plus Tamim was out injured. 2014 we were missing Shakib and Tamim I believe.
If you exclude ICC events BD are actually better than Pakistan in ODIs having 4 in a row. But honestly they are ahead even if only slightly, for winning the WC game comprehensively.
It was full strength Bangladesh side in 2018. Shakib was skipper, Tamim, Musfiqur all were there and struggled against Rashid
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banglad ... ia_in_2018
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cricket teams are generally all pretty close together I reckon these days and anyone can beat anyone. Scotland, Ireland and Sri Lanka all beat England in the last 3 years. Ireland has beaten South Africa. Afghanistan really pushed India in the world cup and beat the West Indies. Zimbabwe, had they had a little bit more luck couldve beaten Bangladesh and I think thats whats really annoying about this series so far
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As per strength in all formatsslcricfan1 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 4:02 amcricket teams are generally all pretty close together I reckon these days and anyone can beat anyone. Scotland, Ireland and Sri Lanka all beat England in the last 3 years. Ireland has beaten South Africa. Afghanistan really pushed India in the world cup and beat the West Indies. Zimbabwe, had they had a little bit more luck couldve beaten Bangladesh and I think thats whats really annoying about this series so far
India, New Zealand are at the top
England, Australia holds second spot as one struggles in T20 and other in Test matches
Pakistan & South Africa will be next, both are unpredictable side
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Windies & Afghans are in same state, a bit lower then Pak & SA they can surprise beating top teams in one day and get smashed by a second string side at home in next day.
Ireland a bit ahead of Zimbabwe after the series against proteas showed neck to neck fight. But still Irish & Zim side are in same state
Scot & Netherlands will be last in the list as they haven't done anything in last 3 years
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Yeah thats about right. dont think anyone should be completely discouraged by thiss performance. It wasnt comprehensive losses and moreso it wasnt because of lack of skill but lack of experience.Rajkumar Sharma wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 4:08 amAs per strength in all formatsslcricfan1 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 4:02 amcricket teams are generally all pretty close together I reckon these days and anyone can beat anyone. Scotland, Ireland and Sri Lanka all beat England in the last 3 years. Ireland has beaten South Africa. Afghanistan really pushed India in the world cup and beat the West Indies. Zimbabwe, had they had a little bit more luck couldve beaten Bangladesh and I think thats whats really annoying about this series so far
India, New Zealand are at the top
England, Australia holds second spot as one struggles in T20 and other in Test matches
Pakistan & South Africa will be next, both are unpredictable side
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Windies & Afghans are in same state, a bit lower then Pak & SA they can surprise beating top teams in one day and get smashed by a second string side at home in next day.
Ireland a bit ahead of Zimbabwe after the series against proteas showed neck to neck fight. But still Irish & Zim side are in same state
Scot & Netherlands will be last in the list as they haven't done anything in last 3 years
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Bangladesh were in the final in that Asia cup, so well ahead of Afghanistan bro.Rajkumar Sharma wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 3:54 am
It was full strength Bangladesh side in 2018. Shakib was skipper, Tamim, Musfiqur all were there and struggled against Rashid
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banglad ... ia_in_2018
https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/asi ... -scorecard
(Tamim injured, Shakib/Mushy/Riyad played and BD won).
https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/asi ... -scorecard
(AFG won with both Tamim and Mushy sitting out)
So apart from a couple of meaningless bilaterals, the only time Afghanistan have beaten a full strength Bangladesh was in the 2014 Asia Cup (7.5 years ago) and in the 2019 Test match.
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Kriterion_BD wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 8:24 amBangladesh were in the final in that Asia cup, so well ahead of Afghanistan bro.Rajkumar Sharma wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 3:54 am
It was full strength Bangladesh side in 2018. Shakib was skipper, Tamim, Musfiqur all were there and struggled against Rashid
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banglad ... ia_in_2018
https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/asi ... -scorecard
(Tamim injured, Shakib/Mushy/Riyad played and BD won).
https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/asi ... -scorecard
(AFG won with both Tamim and Mushy sitting out)
So apart from a couple of meaningless bilaterals, the only time Afghanistan have beaten a full strength Bangladesh was in the 2014 Asia Cup (7.5 years ago) and in the 2019 Test match.
Those two in Asia Cup 2014 & 2018 were 50 over encounters still the BD players played had international experience,not only in that tests in 3-0 white wash T20I series, BD was of full strength, if billaterials are meaningless then getting kicked out from knockouts is also meaningless and remember BD regard themselves as good shorter format side only because of this billaterals
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Afghanistan has a 0% success rate vs Bangladesh in ICC events but has won some meaningless bilaterals.Rajkumar Sharma wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 8:26 amThose two in Asia Cup 2014 & 2018 were 50 over encounters still the BD players played had international experience,not only in that tests in 3-0 white wash T20I series, BD was of full strength, if billaterials are meaningless then getting kicked out from knockouts is also meaningless and remember BD regard themselves as good shorter format side only because of this billaterals
Bangladesh as a greater success rate vs India and Pakistan in ICC events and has won many meaningless bilaterals.
Therefore, according to your criteria, Bangladesh are closer in strength to India than Afghanistan is to Bangladesh. Just sayin...
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Kriterion_BD wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 9:46 amAfghanistan has a 0% success rate vs Bangladesh in ICC events but has won some meaningless bilaterals.Rajkumar Sharma wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 8:26 amThose two in Asia Cup 2014 & 2018 were 50 over encounters still the BD players played had international experience,not only in that tests in 3-0 white wash T20I series, BD was of full strength, if billaterials are meaningless then getting kicked out from knockouts is also meaningless and remember BD regard themselves as good shorter format side only because of this billaterals
Bangladesh as a greater success rate vs India and Pakistan in ICC events and has won many meaningless bilaterals.
Therefore, according to your criteria, Bangladesh are closer in strength to India than Afghanistan is to Bangladesh. Just sayin...
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