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Hong Kong's women humiliated

Posted on 03/23/2008 in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s women lost the opening game in their four-match series against Bangladesh by eight wickets after they were skittled for 38. Neisha Pratt, who has experience in her native New Zealand, made 16 but otherwise it was a pretty poor display. Salma Khatun, Bangladesh’s captain, grabbed a hat-trick on her way to 4 for 2 off six overs and then her side eased to victory inside 14 overs.

 
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Posted by: Raju Chowdhury at March 24, 2008 2:46 AM

Wao! Bangladeshi women have done what the men have been unable to do. We are proud of them.

Posted by: Shamim at March 24, 2008 4:16 AM

Great stuff by the Bangladeshi Womens. I hope that they get their one day status soon, and get their chance to play against big girls in international cricket. I am sure they will do just fine. I heard they are taking part in this edition of the Asia Cup ! My Pran-Dala-Obinondon to them !

Posted by: Jyoti at March 24, 2008 4:46 AM

Might as well just replace the men's side with the women.

Posted by: suhel at March 24, 2008 6:34 AM

womens cricket is different from mens cricket "playing ways" so no comparison plz...

Posted by: Banglar Baag at March 24, 2008 12:52 PM

Bravo Bangladesh! Congratulations to you all!! You made us proud. I hope our OTHER TEAM can mimic the performance of yours.

Posted by: Khurshid at March 24, 2008 12:54 PM

Well done B.Desh women. JYOTI - Honey dont be excited - the foolish comment you have delivered

Posted by: Masud Ahmed Khan at March 25, 2008 6:18 AM

Bangladesh women team must play stronger side like India, Pakistan, and other test playing nations to prove that they are also of capable of beating them

Posted by: Saikat at March 25, 2008 6:21 AM

Well done My Bangladeshi women tiger team.I hope it will be continue.Jyoti where you are? Why you not in Cricek field?

Posted by: Aakash at March 25, 2008 12:53 PM

This is rubbish while they are playing against Hong Kong ; If they don't win then they should get beaten on the streets against the team like Hong Kong ;

Posted by: Aunik at March 25, 2008 3:12 PM

Cheers to our Girls, who upraised the glorious flag of Bangladesh by teir fantastic win on foreign soil. Keep doing this...

Posted by: c zaman at March 25, 2008 7:33 PM

It is about time the Bangladesh Women's Cricket Team stepped out of the sand-box and started playing with "bigger kids". Unless that happens, we will never know our true worth. That will also be a way of improving our game - and be recognized.

Posted by: Ashfaqul Islam at March 26, 2008 3:28 PM

Ya womens done well. I thanked them. But we should give them more time for playing with big teams. We already saw that time is a fact. Big teams are not easy. So give them time. Come on Bangladeshi Tigers (Men/Women) we always with you.

Posted by: KHAN ISHRAQ AZIZ at March 27, 2008 7:37 PM

When Bangladesh used to play with the associate members and winning we thought that we attained some height. After getting ODI Status and particularly after TEST Status we found ourselves in a miserable condition. So nothing to exalt after beating Nepal or Hong Kong. I am sure situation will be the same as that of the men's team if they play with AUS, PAK or IND. Because I think we are actually not capable of playing test level cricket.

Posted by: Sumona at April 5, 2008 5:24 AM

I wonder how some people can say something so easily!!!! Most of the guys (who are not really willing to praise our girls coz they haven't played against the big teams) don't even know about the background of our w.team. its really very easy to hope and criticise but does anyone think that our team is only 2 yrs old!!!! let them walk first, then expect them to run n win the race.... learn to appreciate, man!!

And to Mr. SUHEL... have u ever seen our girls playing in the field??? or even their practice?? if not, U SHOULD!!

I am proud of our girls that they are trying hard to prove themselves... but u'll be shocked when u'll know about the facilities they get... so its my request, plz boost them up if u can, or just dont anything...

My heartiest thanks to those who encouraged n appreciated our girls by their post.. keep it up n hope for the best for our tigressess..

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