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Bangladesh v England 2009/10
Alastair Cook's unbeaten 109 guided England's run chase on the final day of the series at Dhaka © Getty Images
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England in Bangladesh 2009-10
Flower praises Bresnan's efforts
'He was the standout seamer' | Cook knows he needs to improve | Bangladesh marks | England marks
Bangladesh v England, 2nd Test, Dhaka, 5th day
Cook hundred seals 2-0 series win
Bang v Eng scorecard | Bulletin | Bangladesh ran out of steam - Shakib | Plays | Gallery
Technology in cricket
Mirpur mistakes will spur UDRS usage - Morgan
ICC president admits cost issues | Shakib slams no reviews
England in Bangladesh 2009-10
Specials
Switch Hit: Has Strauss's deputy done enough for the Ashes? Plus, Afridi back at the helm, and county cricket heads to Dubai
Peter Roebuck: England's spin sensation plays like a man eager for a scrap and bowls like one expecting to take wickets. Long may his tribe last
From zero to 5000 runs in 1703 days
The List: During his 45 in the Mirpur Test, Kevin Pietersen became the first batsman to reach 5000 Test runs in less than five years
'I want hundreds, not fifties'
Tamim Iqbal has the talent and temperament to be a flag-bearer for Bangladesh cricket, and he isn't setting his sights low. Interview by Andrew Miller
Switch Hit: Reviews of the first Test and the Chappell-Hadlee series, English performances in the IPL, the latest county signings, and the shortest man in world cricket
Video/Audio » Magazine » Page 2 »Blogs
Andy Zaltzman: England's win wasn't a Beethoven symphony
Different Strokes: Bangladesh show signs of coming of age
Tour Diaries: Former Bangladesh player coaches the Chinese
Statistics
England in Bangladesh ODI Series, 2009/10
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
England in Bangladesh Test Series, 2009/10
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
England tour of Bangladesh, Feb-Mar 2010
Tour records | Averages - First-class | List A | All
Test matches
Overall | Bangladesh | England | in Bangladesh | Bangladesh v England | Year 2012
One-Day Internationals
Overall | Bangladesh | England | in Bangladesh | Bangladesh v England | Year 2012
Ashes TV change 'catastrophic' - Hugh Morris
ECB forecasts loss of £137.4m if series is listedPietersen slams Chittagong pitch
'I don't think the conditions are good' | KP confident | Switch Hit: Swann's successSwann apologises for outburst
'That was born out of emotion' | Offspinner up to No. 2 | Andy Zaltzman: Thank you Sir GraemeEngland made to work for win
Scorecard | Bulletin - Siddique shines with 106 | Honour intact for both teams | Gallery | Plays of the day | Tour DiarySiddons backs spin against Pietersen
'It's difficult when you're out of form' | Bell puts in the hard yards | Bell keen to be positive | Tour diaryRaqibul retirement bewilders selectors, team-mates
'Came as a big surprise' - Akram Khan | Raqibul quits international cricketAshraful dropped for England Tests
Three left-arm spinners in 14-man squad
Quote Unquote
Graeme Swann regrets the send-off he gave Junaid Siddique after dismissing him in the second innings in Chittagong
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Bangladesh v England Test series
England's only previous Test tour to Bangladesh was in 2003, when the hosts found the English new-ball duo of Steve Harmison and Matthew Hoggard too hot to handle. Bangladesh's own new-ball hero Mashrafe Mortaza could not prevent a 2-0 defeat. The minnows were comprehensively outclassed on their maiden voyage to England, where they were trounced by an innings in both matches. The series, which begins on February 28, includes three ODIs and two Tests. England plan to rest some of their key players for this tour, a move that could make the series more evenly contested.
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