Bangladesh
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Bangladesh v West Indies, Super Eights, Barbados
Hit-and-miss Tigers leave with strong reputation
Apr 19, 2007: Bangladesh's schizophrenic tournament came to a whimpering end on a pacy Kensington Oval pitch, but it would be unjust to remember this merry lot for their last match
Bangladesh v Ireland, Super Eights, Barbados
Bashar upset by inconsistent campaign
Apr 15, 2007: Bangladesh hope to get more consistent in their performances
2007 World Cup
Mar 11, 2007: Men who can bat and bowl to international standard are the most sought-after accessory of all
World Cup 2007
Mashud left out of Bangladesh squad
Feb 13, 2007: Bangladesh have named their 15-man squad for the World Cup and, as widely predicted, they have left out their experienced wicketkeeper Khaled Mashud and chosen Mushfiqur Rahim
Coach Dav Whatmore confirms they will play
Mortaza and Rasel ruled fit for Champions Trophy
Sep 30, 2006: The injured Bangladesh fast bowlers Mashrafe Mortaza and Syed Rasel will be fit for the Champions Trophy, the coach Dav Whatmore has confirmed
Bangladesh selectors name two squads
Mortaza and Rasel ruled out of first practice match
Sep 28, 2006: Injured Bangladesh fast bowlers Mashrafe Mortaza and Syed Rasel will miss the first of two practice matches ahead of the team's departure for the Champions Trophy
Champions Trophy preparations
Sep 18, 2006: Bangladesh are facing fitness concerns over two of their leading fast bowlers before the start of next month's Champions Trophy in India. Both Mashrafe Mortaza and Syed Rasel have suffered freak injuries.
Kenya v Bangladesh, 3rd ODI, Nairobi
Bangladesh complete clean sweep
Aug 15, 2006: Mashrafe Mortaza's career-best figures of 6 for 26 led Bangladesh to a convincing six-wicket win over Kenya to take the series 3-0
Kenya v Bangladesh, 2nd ODI, Nairobi
Mortaza and Rasel star in series win
Aug 13, 2006: Mashrafe Mortaza held his nerve to steer Bangladesh to a frenetic two-wicket win, and with it the series, in the second one-day international at Bangladesh
Bangladesh v Australia, 1st ODI, Chittagong
Hoping for history to repeat itself
Apr 22, 2006: A preview of the first one-day international between Bangladesh and Australia at Chittagong on April 23
BCB announces bid for 2011 World Cup
Apr 4, 2006: The Bangladesh Cricket Board has announced it will be setting up a cricket academy to promote the development of the game in the country
Bangladesh v Kenya, 1st ODI, Bogra
Bangladesh prove themselves a cut above Kenya
Mar 17, 2006: Bangladesh crushed Kenya by 131 runs in the opening ODI of this four-match series at Bogra, and the margin of victory would have been greater had they not taken their eye off the ball in the final stage of a one-sided contest
Sri Lanka v Bangladesh, 2nd Test, Colombo, 1st day
Samaraweera and Dilshan batter Bangladesh
Sep 20, 2005: Tillakaratne Dilshan and Thilan Samaraweera scored superb hundreds to rescue Sri Lanka after a dreadful start and take them to a a gargantuan 449 for 7 in the second and final Test
Bangladesh v Sri Lanka, 1st ODI, Colombo
Aug 31, 2005: Sri Lanka cruised to an easy 88-run win against Bangladesh
Kent v Bangladesh A, Tour Match, Canterbury
Kent recover for a three-wicket win
Aug 17, 2005: Kent secured a three-wicket win against Bangladesh A on the second day at Canterbury
Kent v Bangladesh A, Tour Match, Canterbury
Rasel and Saggers in the wickets
Aug 16, 2005: Kent struggled to 123 for 8 in reply to Bangladesh A's 185 at Canterbury
Glamorgan v Bangladesh A, Abergavenny
Rain produces draw for Glamorgan
Jul 28, 2005: Rain washed out the final day between Bangladesh A and Glamorgan
Glamorgan v Bangladesh A, Abergavenny
Rain limits Glamorgan progress
Jul 27, 2005: Only 10.1 overs were possible on the second day of Bangladesh A's three-day fixture against Glamorgan at Abergavenny
Glamorgan v Bangladesh A, Abergavenny
Jul 26, 2005: Michael Powell combined well with Glamorgan's tail to rescue his side from an inauspicious start
Zimbabwe A v Bangladesh A, 2nd ODI, Bulawayo
Rahman and Rasel win it for Bangladesh A
Mar 6, 2005: Bangladesh A recovered from a precarious position to post a competetive total and beat Zimbabwe A in the second one-dayer at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo
