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Five things Bangladesh must do to beat India

Bangladesh will play the role of the underdogs in their World Cup quarter-final against India, but would it stop them from plotting to turn over the applecart? ESPNcricinfo looks at five things they must do to beat India

18-Mar-2015•Mohammad Isam

Mashrafe out for Melbourne redemption

Mashrafe Mortaza has visited Melbourne several times since 2003 and they've all been painful. On Thursday, the 31-year-old, who has braved surgery 11 times, will be back in the city to lead Bangladesh in arguably the biggest match of their history

18-Mar-2015•Devashish Fuloria in Melbourne

Bangladesh chase fearless cricket at daunting MCG

The first time they played at the MCG, Bangladesh's fielding imploded under the pressure of the scale of the ground. Against India, they will also have to keep their nerve in front of a huge and vocal Indian fan contingent

17-Mar-2015•Devashish Fuloria in Melbourne

Mahmudullah emerges as big performer

After spending half of his career at No. 7, Mahmudullah has found success up the order and heading into the World Cup quarter-final is a cornerstone of the Bangladesh line up

16-Mar-2015•Mohammad Isam

Bangladesh eager to catch giants 'off guard'

To merely give India a good game won't be enough at this stage - a knockout is sudden death and being 'valiant losers' stands for nothing when you are packing your bags as winners are trumpeting their success

16-Mar-2015•Sharda Ugra in Melbourne

New Zealand read off very different script

A changed XI was not the only difference for New Zealand as they closed out the group stage under rather difficult circumstances

13-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Hamilton

Defeat no dampener for fearless Bangladesh

Mahmudullah's second century on the trot and the intensity of their bowling and fielding performance against New Zealand will give Bangladesh plenty of confidence to carry into the quarter-finals

13-Mar-2015•Devashish Fuloria in Hamilton

Four years on, fire in their belly

This Bangladesh isn't the side that collapses in a heap at the first signs of pressure. This Bangladesh is the side that can challenge till the end, if not yet beat, the very best

13-Mar-2015•Andy Zaltzman

Superman, then Clark Kent

Plays of the Day from the Group A match between New Zealand and Bangladesh in Hamilton

13-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan and Devashish Fuloria

New Zealand make it six in six

13-Mar-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Mahmudullah's twin tons, and Taylor's slow fifty

Stats highlights from the New Zealand-Bangladesh match in Hamilton

13-Mar-2015•S Rajesh

Bangladesh's psychological edge with 7-0 record

In what most are calling a game of no consequences, Bangladesh would not like to let go of their recently-acquired momentum and the record they have against New Zealand

12-Mar-2015•Mohammad Isam

Bangladesh 7, New Zealand 3

Though Bangladesh have a favourable recent record against New Zealand, they are still to win an ODI against them outside Bangladesh

12-Mar-2015•Shiva Jayaraman

NZ target emphatic finish to dream first phase

A sickness bug in the camp and the odd niggle is about as troublesome as the World Cup campaign has been for New Zealand so far. Their final match against Bangladesh is about putting a convincing full stop on the long group stage of the tournament

12-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Hamilton

Bangladesh look for possible NZ loopholes

While New Zealand have proven to be the best side in Group A, Bangladesh, their next opponent, might have a few plans for them

11-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan

A balm for the nation

Dhaka has been witness to great cricket celebrations several times in the last two decades but the latest one had that dash of spontaneity the country needed

09-Mar-2015•Mohammad Isam

Embarrassment to foster radical change

Good may come of this debacle. There can be no concealing the poverty of England's cricket now. This performance - or lack of it - cannot be tolerated

09-Mar-2015•George Dobell in Adelaide

Five great Bangladesh wins

09-Mar-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Englishmen woken by dawn chorus of doom

Cricket in the Antipodes is a fretful business for Englishmen following at home and the prospect of waking to Yet Another New Low has never fired an enthusiasm for the dawn chorus

09-Mar-2015•Alan Gardner

'When can we play @ECB_cricket?'

Twitter reactions to England's embarrassingly early exit from the 2015 World Cup

09-Mar-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

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