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Andy Flower praises Tim Bresnan's development

Andy Flower, the England coach, has singled out Tim Bresnan as one of the major successes of the tour of Bangladesh

25-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

Bangladesh ran out of steam - Shakib

Shakib Al Hasan admitted that the experience of taking consecutive Test matches deep into the fifth day had left his team weary when it came to the sharp end of the contest

24-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Alastair Cook passes his leadership test

In the final analysis, Alastair Cook's tenure as England captain has been a job well done

24-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Cook succeeds where Shakib falls short

Plays of the day from Bangladesh v England, 2nd Test, Dhaka, 5th day

24-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Cook hundred takes England to 2-0 series win

What was at times a fluctuating contest turned into a comfortable victory for England as Alastair Cook finished his first tour in charge with a controlled, unbeaten 109

24-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Sahil Dutta

Jamie Siddons fined over anger at umpiring

Jamie Siddons, the Bangladesh coach, has been fine 10 percent of his match fee after his angry response to the umpiring during the third day of the second Test against England at Dhaka

23-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

Missed swipes, dropped chances and a forgotten man

Plays of the day from Bangladesh v England, 2nd Test, Dhaka, 4th day

23-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

England chip away to leave home side floundering

England made regular inroads into Bangladesh's batting to set up the prospect of 2-0 series win after the home side limped to a lead of 95 with four wickets remaining in Dhaka

23-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Shakib blames board for lack of review system

Bangladesh's captain, Shakib Al Hasan, blamed the Bangladesh Cricket Board for failing to pay for the use of the Umpire Review Decision System

22-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Prior loses his head, Shakib keeps his

The plays of the day from the latest action at Dhaka as Bangladesh are frustrated when they don't get the rub of the umpiring green

22-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Ian Bell and Tim Bresnan earn England narrow lead

Ian Bell's classy 138 wrestled England a narrow advantage in the second Test after Bangladesh's hopes were deflated by poor umpiring decisions and gritty batting

22-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Sahil Dutta

Rubel's value, KP's milestone

The plays of the day from the second day between Bangladesh and England in Dhaka

21-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Determined Bangladesh put pressure on England

Bangladesh had the better of the second day at Mirpur, posting 419 with half centuries for Naeem Islam and Shafiul Islam before reducing England to 107 for 3 during the evening session

21-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Tamim sizzles while Flower fumes

Plays of the day from Bangladesh v England, 2nd Test, Dhaka, 1st day

20-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

England work hard to restrict Bangladesh

It was another case of what could have been for Bangladesh as they mixed talent and frustrating naivety to stutter to 330 for 8 on the opening day in Dhaka

20-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Sahil Dutta

Raqibul Hasan has contract terminated

Raqibul Hasan, the Bangladesh batsman who retired on the eve of the Test series against England before subsequently overturning the decision a week later, has had his contract terminated by the Bangladesh Cricket Board

19-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

Hosts target continued improvement

For two days at Chittagong it was a walk in the park for England, but over the next three it turned into a hard slog

19-Mar-2010•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Siddons aims for more consistency

Bangladesh are expected to make two changes to their side for the second Test against England at Dhaka on Saturday, as their coach seeks a higher level of discipline with both bat and ball

19-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Alastair Cook set to stand by four bowlers

Alastair Cook is preparing to stick with the same balance of seven batsmen and four bowlers that carried his side to a comfortable, if somewhat laboured, 181-run victory in the first Test at Chittagong

18-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Pietersen slams Chittagong pitch

Kevin Pietersen believes he is back to his best form after battling to overcome his technical deficiencies against left-arm spin,

18-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

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