O treino do Botafogo contou com uma novidade. Após ser liberado dos treinos para resolver questões pessoais na última terça-feira, Gatito Fernández participou normalmente nesta quarta-feira. A atividade, realizada no campo anexo do Estádio Nilton Santos, foi fechada à imprensa.
O paraguaio realizou trabalhos ao lado de Diego Cavalieri, Saulo e Diego Loureiro, os outros goleiros do elenco, que foram organizados por Flávio Tênius, preparador da posição. O estrangeiro também treinará normalmente na próxima quinta-feira.
Joel Carli, que não jogou contra o Corinthians por conta de uma pancada, voltou a treinar com o restante do grupo. O argentino participou do aquecimento e da atividade com bola organizada pelo treinador Eduardo Barroca e deve retornar para o duelo contra a Chapecoense, na próxima segunda-feira, no Nilton Santos, pelo Campeonato Brasileiro.
Alex Santana realizou um trabalho com bola, mas ainda permanece na transição. O meio-campista, assim como Alan Santos, também lesionado, fizeram trabalhos à parte em relação ao elenco.
Outra novidade ficou pela presença de Lucas Barros. Assim como Rhuan, o lateral-esquerdo foi integrado, de forma definitiva, ao time principal, saindo da equipe sub-20 na metade da temporada. Com a venda de Jonathan ao Almería, da Espanha, o atleta de 20 anos será o substituto imediato de Gilson no setor.
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تحدث سباستيان مينييه المدرب العام لمنتخب الكاميرون، عن تأهل بلده فرنسا إلى نهائي كأس العالم قطر 2022 بعد الفوز على المغرب أمس الأربعاء.
فرنسا حققت الفوز على المغرب بهدفين دون رد، في المواجهة التي أقيمت ضمن مواجهات دور نصف نهائي المونديال على ملعب البيت.
وقال مينييه خلال تصريحات لبرنامج “كورة كل يوم” المذاع على قناة “الحياة”: “مباراة لم تكن سهلة جدًا، الهدف المبكر لمنتخب فرنسا سهل علينا اللقاء، وخلقنا العديد من الفرص وبالفعل نجحنا في تسجيل الهدف الثاني”.
طالع | فيديو | ثنائي فرنسا يخضعان لفحص المنشطات بعد الفوز على المغرب في كأس العالم
وأضاف: “المباراة كانت صعبة، كان هناك ضغوط على لاعبي المغرب بسبب المباريات التي خاضها مثل إسبانيا والبرتغال، إنه منتخب رائع”.
وتابع: “منتخب فرنسا هو الأقرب للتتويج بكاس العالم، وذلك ما أتمناه”، مشيراً إلى أن حصد كأس العالم الثالث والثاني على التوالي إنجاز رائع ينتظر الكرة الفرنسية.
وأتم: “ميسي سيكون متحمس أمام منتخب فرنسا لتحقيق حلمه”.
ويلتقي منتخب فرنسا مع الأرجنتين يوم الأحد المقبل الموافق 18 ديسمبر في المباراة النهائية لكأس العالم قطر 2022.
نجح منتخب المغرب في تحقيق فوز على نظيره ليبيريا، بثلاثية دون رد في المباراة التي أقيمت بينهما ضمن منافسات تصفيات أمم إفريقيا كوت ديفوار 2023.
المباراة التي أقيمت على ملعب استاد أدرار بمدينة أغادير المغربية، في خضم منافسات الجولة الأخيرة من التصفيات المؤهلة لكأس الأمم المقبلة.
ويتواجد منتخب المغرب في المجموعة الـ11 بتصفيات كأس الأمم، التي تضم إلى جواره منتخبي جنوب إفريقيا وليبريا، فيما استبعاد منتخب زيمبابوي من قبل الاتحاد الدولي لكرة القدم “فيفا”.
فيديو | التعادل الإيجابي يحسم مواجهة المغرب وكوت ديفوار الودية
وافتتح التسجيل لمنتخب المغرب، أمين حارث في الدقيقة الثانية من الوقت بدل الضائع من عمر الشوط الأول، قبل أن يضيف أيوب الكعبي الهدف الثاني في الدقيقة 59 من ركلة جزاء.
وفي الدقيقة 89 من عمر اللقاء، عزز منتخب المغرب فوزه بهدف ثالث سجله أمين عدلي مستغلًا تمريرة بلال الخنوس.
بهذا الفوز رفع منتخب المغرب رصيده إلى 9 نقاط معتليًا صدراة ترتيب المجموعة 11 متفوقًا على جنوب إفريقيا صاحب الـ7 نقاط، فيما كان منتخب ليبيريا قد ودع البطولة سلفًا بعد أن حصد نقطة واحدة فقط.
الجدير بالذكر، أن مباراة المغرب وليبيريا قد تأجلت عن موعدها بسبب الزلزال الذي ضرب المملكة المغربية في سبتمبر الماضي.
وكانت قرعة منافسات كأس أمم إفريقيا قد أجريت قبل أيام وأسفرت عن وجود منتخب المغرب في المجموعة السادسة إلى جوار الكونغو الديمقراطية وزامبيا وتنزانيا.
ويستعد منتخب المغرب لخوض مواجهتين في تصفيات إفريقيا المؤهلة لكأس العالم، قبل الانخراط في منافسات كان المقرر لها يناير المقبل.
ويستضيف منتخب المغرب في نوفمبر المقبل منتخب إريتريا، قبل أن يحل ضيفًا على منتخب تنزانيا بتصفيات مونديال 2026. أهداف مباراة المغرب وليبيريا
Rohit Sharma on his frustrating road back from injury, staying mentally fit, and the need for young cricketers to be disciplined
Amol Karhadkar29-Oct-2014
Rohit Sharma: ‘I missed the 2011 World Cup and I don’t want to miss out on this World Cup’•AFP
October 2013 to October 2014, there have been so many ups and downs … How would you sum up the last year? Yes, you are right. The whole year has not been so great. Not just for me, but also for the Indian team. We did not do that well outside India. But see, as a unit – it’s a young unit – I think a little more time is required for the team. I am not talking about any individual. I am talking about the whole team. When you consider the whole team’s performance, it’s importance to give a little more time, a little more exposure.I understand whenever we go out and play [badly], people start talking about [our poor record] abroad, how we’re going to play. I understand that it’s your point of view but it was important for us to go and learn how to play outside India and the kind of mindset you need. It was a good learning experience for all of us. A couple of times we came quite close to winning a Test match. In England, we won a Test match but then lost our way. That’s as far as the team is concerned.Personally, I wouldn’t say it was disappointing, but yes I was a little upset with my performance. I have never put my head down and I will never put my head down. I will always keep learning. That’s what I have been doing. I am in good space for my cricket right now. So, the mental aspect of my cricket is very good. It’s just that I am coming back after an injury so, I will be a little nervous to see how I bat and how I play. That’s all. Nothing else. I have learnt a lot in this one year. We had three tours abroad and we didn’t have much cricket in India. It was a good challenging year. I have learnt a lot from these tours and I want to put all that I have learnt into my game whenever I go there next time.You said you were upset with your performances? Was it due to lack of opportunities or due to your shot selection? It is not about the shots. Not at all. That’s my natural game and I will back myself to play my natural game any day. With those shots even if you get out, I will never mind getting out like that because that’s my shot. When I clear the fielder, it is a four or a six and everybody claps. That’s not an issue.Yes, lack of opportunities I mean… yes, everything was to do with team combination [in England]. We wanted to play five bowlers, which meant one batsman had to sit out. And it was only between Ajinkya [Rahane] and me. And AJinkya had batted really well on all the previous tours abroad and he deserved that spot. He batted well in the Test matches as well. I am really happy with the way he batted. For him, I am personally very happy. But yeah, I can’t do much about it… I got only one game. I was trying to learn as much as I could, I was practising hard. My focus was only there. But when you don’t get the opportunities, you can’t do much about it. You can only sit and learn and hope your turn will come soon. I was trying to do all of that. Now I will be looking forward to the Australia tour.’I won’t say I am trapped, but I am very unfortunate that I have got injured at crucial period of my career’•AFP
Now that he has replaced you as an opener in ODIs, do you have a healthy rivalry with Rahane? There is no rivalry between us. It is only from the media from where this is coming. In my absence he is opening. This is not really a big issue. In previous times, when Sachin did not play, someone else had to open in his place, so did you ask the same question to him then? I have been injured and out of the team and someone else has replaced me in that position. I don’t know why it is such a huge debate. Nothing is going to happen. It’s going to remain the same. My focus right now is about injury and how I should come back. That’s the important factor right now.How did you deal with yet another freak injury? Mentally it’s very frustrating. What can you do… When you play well and get injured for the rest of the series and miss so many games, is quite frustrating. Personally, I won’t say I am trapped, but I am very unfortunate that I have got injured at crucial period of my career. I have missed out on a lot of games after getting injured. South Africa Test match in India [in 2010], I got injured on the morning of the match and then I had to wait for four years to make my Test debut. Again in England in 2011, my finger got injured in the first one-dayer and I missed nine one-days thereafter. Now also, it is almost nine ODIs now – three in England, three against West Indies and three against Sri Lanka now. It’s very frustrating when you have a season like that and then you miss games due to injuries… You know it’s very difficult to come back. But see I am strong enough. I understand my game. I understand me as a person now. I know how to deal with my game and I am keen to come back. Coming back to where I was is very important.So what have you been up to over the last couple of months? Not much. I had good rest for a few days. Watched a lot of films. I then started working on my finger, shoulder, the whole body then. Ten days ago, I started batting. I am excited to be back and I will be playing tomorrow. It was important to get back, and for the past few days I wasn’t feeling comfortable about my batting. There were a few things happening with my batting and wanted to get that feeling back of how I used to bat before the injury. It is not the same when you come back after an injury. I am more or less very comfortable now after a real long session at Bandra-Kurla Complex [in Bombay] yesterday. When I play tomorrow, I will be able to anlayse it properly.Have you sought any help to keep yourself mentally fit? My mental peace is my biggest strength. I have spent a lot of time on my own, with my friends and family, with my close ones. That really helped me calm down and take my mind off cricket and relax for a bit. If you don’t do that, all those thoughts will get back into your mind and you will get disturbed. Things will not be the same. So I was trying to keep myself away and get rejuvenated. I know I had to stay calm till I came back onto the field.During rehabilitation, did you ever feel that you were in danger of missing out on another World Cup? Yeah. When I got injured, I didn’t know how long it’s going take. When injuries happen, you don’t know how long it is going to take. With the World Cup being so far away I wasn’t thinking about the World Cup then. But that thing of missing the World Cup will always be there because I missed the 2011 World Cup and I don’t want to miss out on this World Cup anyhow.This [finger] injury took about two months exactly [to heal]. Doctors had told me it will take four to six weeks. It’s not their fault. They tried everything they could but my body’s healing process is not that great, so what can I do. Everyone’s body type is different. As I said, I am just excited to be back on the field.It has been a little over seven years since your international debut but you have played just seven Tests. What would you attribute that to? I don’t know. What can I say. As a cricketer I am disappointed. But fortunes haven’t gone my way also. I was to make my Test debut in 2010 but got injured and then had to wait till 2013. Injuries have kept me away and a few of disappointing series have also… I am the one to be blamed and no one else. But it’s fine. I cannot get frustrated and think too much about my game too much. I understand that I haven’t done justice to my potential and abilities. It’s okay. I want to stay positive and keep looking forward to every challenge that lies ahead.Do you think in the next four to five months you have every opportunity to change that perception? Absolutely. From now till next October, I have many challenges. I will meet you here in October 2015 and I am sure we will have much more to talk about my performance. It has not been great from October 2013 till now, but I have hardly played any games as far Test matches are concerned. I would like to look at the next five months as a challenging and tough phase. I know it’s not going to be easy but I hope I can overcome all those challenges.What is more important over the next five months: to prove that you are a better Test batsman than you are perceived to be or the World Cup? I have got nothing to prove to anyone. I have to prove it to myself that I am much more capable than what I have done so far. I want to keep proving it to myself. When I look into the mirror and when I talk to myself, I should be able to look into my eyes and talk to myself about my achievements. The next five months, I have to be very focused and my thought process has to be very clear. Once I get into the season, I cannot have too many thoughts in my head so that it doesn’t put me into a lot of trouble. I should be very clear in what I have to do. These two months which I got were very helpful to work on and become a good cricketer mentally. I have worked on a few things on the mental aspect and that will hopefully help me not just for the next five months but the next five years.You have been tagged as a gifted cricketer. How much have you lived up to it in your opinion? I am very clear that nobody is gifted. I don’t know about anyone else, but talking about myself, I wasn’t gifted. I was a bowler when I started and had to work my way to become a batsman. If I was gifted, I would have been a batsman straightaway. I have worked hard to become a batsman that I am. Nothing has been gifted naturally to me. I have worked with my coaches at a young age on my batting. That elegance and all is good to see on TV, but when you practise, you need to bring that into your game during practice. Naturally gifted people say all those sort of things, but nothing has been given to me naturally. Everything has come with sheer hardwork.You spoke about the need to remain focused. Have you learnt to cope with all the distractions young Indian cricketers have to deal with these days? Yes. Because I know what my goal is. I know where I want to get. To get there I have to be disciplined. If I am not disciplined, I will never be able to get there. Over the years, we learn. You have seen so many cricketers grow over the years. People like Sachin, Dravid, Kumble, Laxman, all these people. They have had their glamorous life, they have had their disciplined life as well. And they have managed their careers very well which is why they became such successful cricketers. So you learn from them. As a youngster when I came into the team, all these guys were my role models. I was fortunate to play with them and play against them sometimes. I got to learn a lot from them. I have to avoid the distractions if I have to reach my goals. It’s pretty simple.
A derrota do Cruzeiro para o Atlético no primeiro jogo da final do Campeonato Mineiro tirou o sossego de Mano Menezes. Durante entrevista coletiva concedida após a partida no Independência, o treinador identificou os erros cometidos pelo time celeste, como as brechas dadas ao rival nos espaços deixados pela marcação. Na visão do treinador, os jogadores do Cruzeiro se deixaram intimidar diante do mandante da partida.
– O Cruzeiro teve um pouco de falta de atitude em momento importante do jogo. Nessas horas você tem que se impor no momento da dificuldade. Dois ou três pediram calma. Aceitamos demais a situação. Primeiro acho que o Atlético nos venceu com méritos. Quando a gente perde da maneira que perdemos, a primeira coisa é saber reconhecer isso. O jogo vinha parelho até a parada técnica, o Atlético voltou da parada técnica e nós ficamos. Tomamos três gols em 12 minutos, se não me engano. Tomamos os gols da maneira que sabíamos que poderíamos tomar. Faltas desnecessárias, descuidamos da marcação.
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Curiosamente, os três gols da vitória atleticana partiram de lances com bola parada, ponto forte do time. Apesar de a defesa do Cruzeiro ter facilitado as coisas para o rival, Mano prefere chamar a culpa para si mesmo, evitando culpar os atletas do time.
– Não adianta a gente individualizar para um jogador. Não é correto. Eu sou o responsável pela equipe. Eu sou o responsável pelos três gols de bola parada – analisou – O Cruzeiro no coletivo deixou espaços importantes. Vai ter que corrigir.
Um dos fatores que mais chamaram a atenção durante a partida foi a queda de rendimento que a Raposa apresentou após o rival abrir o placar com gol de Ricardo Oliveira, aos 36 minutos do segundo tempo. Antes do primeiro gol, o time se mostrou mais presente em campo e até ofereceu risco ao goleiro Victor.
– Quando tomamos 1 a 0 foi nosso pior momento, o Atlético controlou as ações. Corremos para todos os lados tentando resolver o jogo e isso custou caro. Tomamos o segundo e o terceiro. Podemos conversar, mas sempre depende da atitude dos jogadores – explicou Mano Menezes.
Com o resultado, o Cruzeiro perde a vantagem que tinha de se classificar com dois empates e passa a depender de uma vitória por dois gols de diferença sobre o rival para garantir a taça. O confronto decisivo acontece no próximo domingo, às 16h, no Mineirão.
A nuggety Tamim Iqbal century was complemented by a stroke-filled one from Shakib Al Hasan as Bangladesh cashed in on the painstaking foundation they had laid in Khulna to make 433
The Report by Alagappan Muthu04-Nov-2014 Scorecard and ball-by-ball detailsShakib Al Hasan’s belligerence did not allow Zimbabwe’s bowlers respite•AFP
A nuggety Tamim Iqbal century was complemented by a stroke-filled one from Shakib Al Hasan as Bangladesh cashed in on the painstaking foundation they had laid in Khulna to make 433.Zimbabwe’s bowlers struggled to reprise the discipline they had shown on the opening day. The pitch had nothing for them and the onus was now on their batsmen to combat an immense amount of pressure. Hamilton Masakadza and debutant opener Brian Chari had to face variation in bounce and the odd ball turning, but were able to take their side to stumps with one batsman down.Taijul Islam, fresh from an eight-wicket haul, was handed the new ball and derived just enough turn to make the arm ball a threat. One of those sliders thudded into Sikandar Raza’s pads. It had looked marginal and the batsman had a right to opt for a review. However, the original call of umpire Billy Bowden was upheld when HawkEye revealed the ball would have tickled leg stump.Zimbabwe’s best period of play on the second day was when they strung a ten-over spell after lunch that produced only six runs and a wicket.Tinashe Panyangara and Tendai Chatara whittled down the percentage of loose balls. A tight ring of fielders on either side of the batsman limited the chances of rotating the strike. Shakib attempted to take a single, only for Raza to swoop in from cover and run Mushfiqur Rahim out. The Bangladesh captain had raced to 11 off 5 balls before lunch, but could not find a run in the next 31 balls before he was caught short of his ground.Zimbabwe would have been desperate to extend that stranglehold. Especially with Shakib looking rather anxious. He had been the primary reason for Bangladesh whisking 123 runs in the first 30 overs of the day. But stuck in the nineties, he preferred caution. Perhaps excessively so, but his last century was in 2011. He did not want that drought to stretch.An on-drive against Panyangara took him to the landmark, after which Bangladesh refused to be bogged down. The three overs after drinks in the post-lunch session were carted for 26 runs. Tired bowlers, a helpless pitch and the total ballooning towards 400 meant Shakib becoming Malcolm Waller’s maiden Test wicket barely made a dent. The tail came in with a license, which Taijul Islam used as he survived a chance and demoralised Zimbabwe further during a 43-run eighth wicket stand with Shahadat Hossain.There were barely any chances in the morning though, and when the breakthrough did come – a mistimed drive from Tamim found gully with lunch only 2.3 overs away to end a 132-run stand – Zimbabwe would have felt relieved more than anything.Their bowlers had been able to strangle Bangladesh on the first day, so much that Elton Chigumbura believed honours had been even. There had only been 18 fours yesterday, one session’s play today produced 13, and three sixes. It was almost as if Bangladesh were telling the opposition they could have upped the ante any time they wished, but had chosen not to.Brendan Taylor saw nothing in the pitch to encourage the seamers. He resorted to the part-time spinners to lull a mistake from the batsmen. Bangladesh did display a greater inclination to hit out and enjoyed success quite regularly. Shakib welcomed Waller by running at him and depositing him over long-on. He had realised a softer ball would not afford much spin and used his swift and decisive footwork to unsettle them.M’shangwe’s legbreaks finally made an appearance after 17 overs of play. He had better control of his flight later in the day and picked up the final Bangladesh wicket with a googly. But M’shangwe had begun his second over with a loopy full toss that Shakib tonked to the midwicket boundary. Two balls later, Tamim nailed a drive wide of long-on to savour his first Test century in four years and acknowledged the landmark with a broad smile while his team-mates leapt to their feet. Mushfiqur was seen pumping his fists. Those smiles are likely to have got broader at stumps.
علق البرازيلي روبرتو أوليفيرا، المدير الفني لفريق سيمبا التنزاني، على مواجهة الأهلي، غدًا الجمعة، في دوري السوبر الإفريقي.
ويحل الأهلي ضيفًا على سيمبا، في السادسة مساء الغد، في ذهاب ربع نهائي بطولة دوري السوبر الإفريقي، في نسختها الأولى.
اقرأ أيضًا.. كولر قبل مواجهة سيمبا: دوافع الفرق تكون مضاعفة أمام الأهلي
وقال أوليفيرا في تصريحات نشرها الموقع الرسمي للبطولة: “نستطيع اللعب الآن في بطولات مهمة، لديّ فريق جيد، وسيمبا يحترم كل المنافسين، نحن مؤمنون بقدراتنا”.
وأضاف: “الأهلي فريق جيد، الأفضل في إفريقيا، غدًا ستكون مباراة قوية ضد منافس قوي، علينا التركيز على مباراة الغد، وسنفعل أقصى ما في وسعنا”.
“Simba will give the maximum in the game” 🎙@SimbaSCTanzania coach trusts his team before Al Ahly match in the #AFL opening. 🔴💪#CAF | #FIFA pic.twitter.com/D3qOfRqgUb — African Football League (@afl_africa) October 19, 2023
يذكر أنه في حال تخطى سيمبا فريق الأهلي سيواجه الفائز من مباراة صن داونز الجنوب إفريقي وبترو أتلتيكو الأنجولي في دور نصف النهائي.
Na noite deste sábado, o Grêmio iniciou a sua maratona contra o Palmeiras. O primeiro duelo, válido pelo Campeonato Brasileiro, terminou empatado por 1 a 1 com o Verdão em vantagem e o Tricolor arrancando a igualdade nos minutos finais.
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Na entrevista coletiva, o técnico Renato Gaúcho falou sobre a partida e reconheceu que a equipe não foi bem na etapa inicial, mas se recuperou e conseguiu um gol através de David Braz.
‘Não que o jogo não tenha sido pegado. Foi bastante. O Palmeiras brigando pelo título. Grêmio com equipe alternativa. Primeiro tempo não estivemos bem. No intervalo, procurei acertar. A equipe melhorou. Jogamos de igual para igual no segundo tempo. Chegamos ao empate com belíssimo gol de David Braz. Primeiro tempo foi totalmente do Palmeiras. Segundo tempo, igualamos as coisas. O Grêmio mereceu o gol de empate’, afirmou Portaluppi.
Como não poderia ser diferente, o comandante já projetou o jogo entre as duas equipes nas quartas da Libertadores e analisou os pontos fortes do Verdão.
‘A maneira do Palmeiras jogar é quase igual à de hoje. A diferença é que eu vou ter jogadores diferentes para terça-feira. O gol é qualificado. Tem que tomar cuidado. A equipe toda do Palmeiras é muito boa. Eles são letais. No momento, em que eles têm três oportunidades, eles guardam uma. Mas pode ter certeza que o Palmeiras também vai tomar cuidado com o Grêmio. É um clássico. Qualquer um pode passar para a próxima fase. Vamos ter muitas emoções nos 180 minutos’, declarou.
Grêmio e Palmeiras voltam a se enfrentar na próxima terça-feira, a partir das 21h30 (Horário de Brasília), na Arena.
Na noite da última segunda, o presidente Andrés Sanchez apresentou ao Conselho Deliberativo do Corinthians um acordo com a Odebrecht para reduzir 85% da dívida do clube com a empreiteira responsável pela construção da Arena Corinthians. O negócio prevê que o débito do clube do Parque São Jorge com a empresa fica na casa dos R$ 160 milhões.
O acordo com a Odebrecht ainda não foi assinado. Entretanto, segundo o cartola do Timão, o novo contrato está próximo de ser completamente redigido e deve ser anunciado nas próximas semanas. Com isso, a dívida total do Corinthians pela construção de sua arena fica em R$ 630 milhões. Afinal, o clube ainda tem um débito ao BNDES via Caixa Econômica Federal.
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Na nova negociação com a Odebrecht, o Corinthians aceitou entregar os CIDs cedidos pela Prefeitura à construtora. Além disso, o clube do Parque São Jorge não mais contestará obras não realizadas em sua arena, conforme previsto na assinatura do contrato original da construção de seu estádio.
Ainda neste ano, a diretoria do Corinthians pretende abrir negociações com a Caixa Econômica Federal para renegociar a dívida do empréstimo cedido pelo banco ao clube. Vale lembrar que todo dinheiro arrecadado com bilheteria na arena de Itaquera vai para o fundo de pagamento da arena.
Zimbabwe have openly conceded they are the ‘underdogs’ going into their one-day series against Bangladesh, and Julien Fountain, the Bangladeshi fielding coach, believes the visitors have every reason to be apprehensive
Zimbabwe have openly conceded they are the ‘underdogs’ going into their one-day series against Bangladesh, and Julien Fountain, the Bangladeshi fielding coach, believes the visitors have every reason to be apprehensive as they prepare to face a side which has had the better of all the recent encounters between the two teams.”I think they are probably right, they are the underdogs,” said Fountain, who was appointed fielding coach in August this year and has previously filled that role for England, Pakistan and West Indies. “We are at home; it is our wicket, our conditions and our crowd. They should feel a little scared.”While for several years after their first meeting in 1997 Zimbabwe had the beating of Bangladesh, the Bangladeshis have proved utterly dominant dominant in recent times and have won 25 of the 47 matches between the two teams.Zimbabwe have identified Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan as a key player in this series, with captain Elton Chigumbura calling him “the main guy”, but Fountain suggested that the hosts did not regard any of the Zimbabwean players as particularly threatening. “To be honest, I haven’t really done much research on them,” he said. “I really don’t think we are looking at them as though they are dangerous.”