Features

Debutants and sadistic cheers

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the World Cup Group B match between Bangladesh and India in Mirpur

19-Feb-2011•Sidharth Monga at the Shere Bangla Stadium

World Cups in the subcontinent: back in the hood, nothing's the same

Fifteen years after the last World Cup in Asia, the tournament returns to the region, but where previously a shared culture provided some of the bonds, now money talks

19-Feb-2011•Sharda Ugra

The People's World Cup

To no other city, no other country, no other people, would this World Cup have meant more. And there could have been no better place for this World Cup to begin its journey

17-Feb-2011•Sambit Bal at the Bangabandhu Stadium

Passionate Bangladesh provides perfect opening

For a sport that has a bad history with opening ceremonies, nothing could have been more welcome than the sheer enthusiasm and passion with which Bangladesh had put together its show

17-Feb-2011•Sidharth Monga at the Bangabandhu Stadium

Bangladesh waiting to exult

At the first notes emerging from the iconic Bangabandhu National Stadium on Thursday evening, a young nation will pause for a moment to reflect on just what it has achieved

17-Feb-2011•Mohammad Isam

The Khans of Chittagong

Akram Khan and his nephews, Tamim and Nafees Iqbal, are truly sons of their city: warm, hospitable, humble and enterprising

20-Jan-2011•Mohammad Isam

Purges, scandals and a record

A look back at the first third of 2010: Pakistan's disastrous tour of Australia, Tendulkar's double-hundred, the IPL's fall and more

24-Dec-2010•Compiled by Siddhartha Talya

Cool like Chittagong

Everything's quick, but everyone's chilled out - what's not to like?

19-Nov-2010•Sidharth Monga

The bedlam of life

At first appearance Dhaka may turn off or bewilder many, but the more resilient and curious tourists will want to explore this chaotic but dynamic capital

17-Nov-2010•Andrew Miller

Bangladesh reap rewards of hard work

Bangladesh's success against New Zealand was a result of an intensive training camp, an improved support structure, and the resolve of coach Jamie Siddons and Shakib Al Hasan

18-Oct-2010•Mohammad Isam

Broad delight, and Bangladeshi bishops

Making it to the big screen and watching Strauss go nuts somewhat make up for not getting to watch Anderson bowl

13-Jul-2010•Ronita Mohan

Bangladesh's one-day wonders

At the 21st attempt Bangladesh finally secured victory against England with a five-run win at Bristol. Cricinfo looks back on five other memorable one-day performances from the Tigers

10-Jul-2010•Liam Brickhill

An absorbing tournament with few watchers

The 2010 edition of the Asia Cup remained unexceptional due to haphazard organising and, despite some striking on-field battles, did not provide too many pointers to the World Cup preparations of the top teams

25-Jun-2010•Siddarth Ravindran in Dambulla

Three-and-a-half hours of torture

Bangladesh's decision not to go for the win against Pakistan exposed the biggest flaw in the one-day format and goes against the spirit of the competitive sport

22-Jun-2010•Sidharth Monga

Afridi blitzes, Kayes plods

Plays of the day from game five of the Asia Cup, between Bangladesh and Pakistan

21-Jun-2010•Siddarth Ravindran in Dambulla

Dilshan fires, Ashraful mis-fires

Plays of the day from game three of the Asia Cup, between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in Dambulla

18-Jun-2010•Siddarth Ravindran in Dambulla

Sehwag on fire, floodlights on the blink

Plays of the day from game two of the Asia Cup, between Bangladesh and India in Dambulla

16-Jun-2010•Siddarth Ravindran in Dambulla

Rust removed ahead of sterner Tests

England encountered more problems than they'd anticipated against Bangladesh, but the scoreline was emphatic in the end. Cricinfo assesses the team's individual performances

07-Jun-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Tamim goes global, the rest go missing

Bangladesh battled hard for long periods of their two-Test series against England, but were prone to dramatic collapses with both bat and ball. Cricinfo picks through the rubble to assess the 13 performers

07-Jun-2010•Andrew Miller

Collapse clouds signs of progress

Jamie Siddons remains convinced his team has made strides over the last two weeks

06-Jun-2010•Andrew McGlashan at Old Trafford

89 90 91 92 93

Showing 1801 - 1820 of 1930

Features

Osman Samiuddin

Andrew Miller

Karthik Krishnaswamy

Danyal Rasool

Alex Malcolm