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Plucky Bangladesh survive to fight another day

If Tests were played like Grand Slam tennis matches, with each day equating to a set, then England would currently be leading 2-1 at Chittagong

14-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Tredwell's blinder ends Mushfiqur's fightback

Plays of the day from the third day of the first Test at Chittagong

14-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Tamim and Mahmudullah show their Test credentials

It took until the final session on the second day at Chittagong for Bangladesh to produce their first disciplined display of Test cricket in this series

13-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Slow progress for Bangladesh

The home side are improving, but fundamental mistakes still hinder their game

05-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Tamim shows both teams the way

The Bangladesh opener produced a wonderful 125 but couldn't find support from his team-mates, while England continue their quest to find a similarly destructive opener

28-Feb-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

I don't mind batting anywhere - Mahmudullah

There is definitely something about Mahmudullah that makes one sit up and take note, and some of those qualities were on display during his unbeaten 96 on the first day in Mirpur

24-Jan-2010•Sriram Veera in Mirpur

Bangladesh impress, but doubts linger

For a team that doesn't play a lot of Tests, Bangladesh did really well. But hard decisions need to be taken

21-Jan-2010•Sriram Veera in Chittagong

Bangladesh claim unwanted 'chokers' tag

They cannot use a lack of preparation as an excuse because they are perhaps the most prepared at each tournament

21-Jan-2010•Marc Ellison

Strauss's absence sends the wrong message

Nobody can question that Strauss's role has been all-consuming, but now is not the time to rest

18-Jan-2010•Andrew Miller

A World Cup's no picnic

Just how much can conceivably be riding on an Under-19 tournament - even if it is the biggest in the world? More than you think perhaps

14-Jan-2010•Sidharth Monga

Struggling Bangladesh seamers face the heat

Bangladesh's bowling coach, Champaka Ramanayake, has faced some strong questions of late, particularly with the decline in Shahadat Hossain's form

11-Jan-2010•Sriram Veera at the Shere Bangla Stadium

A reality sweeter than dreams

From a harsh existence near the sewage-filled Buriganga river to becoming Bangladesh's most famous left-arm spinner, there have plenty of turns in Mohammad Rafique's life

11-Jan-2010•Sriram Veera

Shakib hails 'real progress'

Bangladesh cricket doesn't seem to be improving at the pace they, or the critics, want it to. But captain Shakib Al Hasan believes scores of more or near about 250 in three consecutive games points towards a bright future

08-Jan-2010•Sriram Veera at the Shere Bangla National Stadium

With heads held high

Two Test wins, 14 in ODIs, an inspiring captain, and a promising newcomer made Bangladesh's 2009 their most successful 12 months ever

29-Dec-2009•Abu Choudhury

Bangladesh's most comprehensive win

Stats highlights from Bangladesh's emphatic win in Chittagong

03-Nov-2009•Cricinfo staff

Short fuse, long haul

One man's audacity was outdone by another's tenacity

16-Aug-2009•Siddarth Ravindran

A pace odyssey

Bangladesh's new captain retains the exuberant spirit that marked him as a talent to watch, and he wants his team-mates to play the same way

09-Jul-2009•Utpal Shuvro

From Magura to No. 1

The world's top-ranked allrounder is a Bangladeshi who has oodles of self-belief to go with his undoubted talent

06-Feb-2009•Utpal Shuvro

Filling in the blanks

With less than 24 hours before the hammer comes down, Cricinfo tries to guess the potential strategy each team is likely to adopt

05-Feb-2009•Cricinfo staff

'Bring sanity to the schedule'

Sanjay Manjrekar, Ian Chappell and Tony Greig on the issues facing cricket in 2009

02-Jan-2009•Sanjay Manjrekar

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