Sidharth Monga

Senior writer, ESPNcricinfo

Bangladesh not complacent, says coach

Jamie Siddons, the Bangladesh coach, has said his team has moved on from the stunning win against England and is focussed on beating Netherlands

13-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Shafiul the man for big moments

Bangladesh had thrown away a chance of a victory. The crowd were leaving stadium. Then one man played the innings of his young life

12-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

The rollercoaster dives again

A lack of consistency has made Andrew Strauss's team the most watchable at the World Cup, but could now cost them a quarter-final place

12-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Dew dampens England's spirits

Andrew Strauss pinpointed the evening dew in Chittagong as a factor that severely hampered England as they slipped to a two-wicket defeat

11-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Shakib savours 'huge victory'

Shakib Al Hasan couldn't keep his emotion in check after it was all over. He and his side have been through a lot over the last week

11-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Bangladesh finally answer their nation's call

These were the scenes Bangladesh needed after last week's embarrassment. These were the scenes the team representing some of the most passionate fans in the world needed

11-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Rahim's presence of mind

Plays of the day from England's innings against Bangladesh in Chittagong

11-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Bangladesh desperate to revive World Cup fortunes

This World Cup began in Bangladesh. No, not because it hosted the inauguration ceremony, but because when India seemed unexcited and cool about the World Cup, the anticipation began in earnestness here

10-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Strauss defends Pietersen pull-out

Andrew Strauss has defended Kevin Pietersen's decision to pull out of the World Cup to get his hernia operation done in relative earnest

10-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Contrasting talismen prepare for battle

Andrew Strauss and Tamim Iqbal are as different as two characters and batsmen can be

10-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Morgan ready to step into the breach

Eoin Morgan is all set to become only the fourth player to have represented two countries in World Cups

09-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Junaid told to get his head down

Junaid Siddique has made plenty of starts in one-day cricket but now needs to convert that into a major score

09-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Mercurial England chase stability

When you are finally done with the league stages of this tournament, when you are getting yourselves ready for the real exciting parts of the World Cup, please take time to send a note of gratitude to England

08-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga

Tamim says Mirpur incidents won't affect Bangladesh

Tamim Iqbal says Bangladesh's players are mentally fine and the fans' reactions to their loss against West Indies would not affect them since they had seen similar things before

07-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Shakib, Siddons hit back at criticism from former players

Bangladesh's captain and coach have hit back at the former players who have been criticising the team in newspaper columns and on talk shows on news channels

06-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Bangladesh are devastated - Siddons

Jamie Siddons has said that Bangladesh are devastated and shell-shocked after their performance against West Indies

06-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

Sammy leads from the front

West Indies shouldn't get carried away after their huge victory over Bangladesh but there were promising signs as they hunt a quarter-final spot

04-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Dhaka

Bangladesh bus was also hit, says Ian Pont

Ian Pont, Bangladesh's bowling coach, has told ESPNcricinfo that, in addition to West Indies' bus, the Bangladesh team bus was also hit on its way back from the Shere Bangla Stadium

04-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Mirpur

A collapse too far provokes the fans to fury

While what followed outside the stadium was an unacceptable reaction, it should not be forgotten that a vast majority of the people in Dhaka have been extremely well-behaved

04-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Dhaka

West Indies team bus stoned in Dhaka

The West Indies team bus has been stoned on its way back to the team hotel

04-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Mirpur

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