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'Marry me Sabbir'

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09 Mar 2016 09:16 AM । Update: 09 Mar 2016 11:12 AM

Bangladesh fans show their support, Bangladesh v Netherlands, World T20 qualifier, Group A, Dharamsala, March 9, 2016- International Cricket Council

Bangladesh National Cricket Team is doing well in keeping the country's image high-up in the global ground in last couple of years.
 
The cricket-loving fans throughout the world, especially fans of Bangladesh in home and abroad are supporting the national team in various manners.
 
Tigers seal the first win in the qualifying match of World T20 2016 against Netherlands at Dharamsala in India on Wednesday (today).
 
Bangladesh have scored 153 runs losing 7 wickets in all 20 overs against Netherlands at Dharamsala.
 
In chase of 153 runs Netherlands have scored 145 runs losing 7 wickets 20 overs in the stadium.
 
Tamim scored 83 runs off 58 balls, with six fours and three big sixes for Bangladesh.
 
Sabbir Rahman hit one boundary and one six with 15 runs off 15 balls.
 
Today, some of the Bangladesh supporters in India have shown their hearty loves to the Tigers carrying separate placards, banners and festoons at Dharamsala.
 
One of the female supporters holds a placard that writes, 'Marry me Sabbir' while watching the Bangladesh-Netherlands battle in India on the day.
 
Wishing to marry, however, one’s favourite player is nothing new in the sports world and it is also similar for Bangladeshi players.
 
It is often spotted showing placards saying ‘Marry me…’ while the live matches are going on.
 
According to espncricinfo, Sabbir Rahman shot into the limelight with an 18-ball unbeaten 33 in the gold-medal match of the 2010 Asian Games against Afghanistan. Bangladesh needed 44 from the last five overs of the T20 game, and Sabbir coolly struck three sixes to ensure the country's first gold in the Asian Games itself.
 
Born in Rajshahi, Sabbir possesses exceptional fielding skills and is a handy legspinner: he took a six-wicket haul in the 2014-15 Dhaka Premier League.
 
Sabbir as a batsman, can be a big hitter, but is a better batsman when he tries to play straight and square on the off side.

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