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Heavy schedule backfired - Waugh

Heavy schedule backfired - Waugh

Steve Waugh has said that cramped scheduling had backfired after Australia escaped with a three-wicket win over Bangladesh in the first Test

14-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

'It was a moral victory for us' - Bashar

'It was a moral victory for us' - Bashar

A relieved Ricky Ponting praised his team's ability to enact come-from-behind victories after the great Test escape while his counterpart Habibul Bashar claimed moral victory

14-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Bashar says his run-out was 'pathetic'

Bashar says his run-out was 'pathetic'

Habibul Bashar has said that his run-out in the second innings was the most `pathetic' episode of his career and admitted that Bangladesh were yet to learn how to sustain their performance in the second innings

13-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Brilliant Ponting seals the deal

Brilliant Ponting seals the deal

Ricky Ponting held his nerve to take Australia to a three-wicket victory over Bangladesh shortly after lunch on the final day

13-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Australia close in on victory despite Rafique

A match which Australia were expected to wrap inside three days hung in the balance after four, as Bangladesh fought back gallantly after being outplayed for most of the day

12-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Australia fight back on tense day

Australia fight back on tense day

Adam Gilchrist sounded the charge and the bowlers finally came to the party as Australia clawed their way back into this Test match

11-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Bangladesh apply the pressure on fantastic day

Bangladesh apply the pressure on fantastic day

Bangladesh enjoyed their most thrilling day of Test cricket as they racked up 427, grabbed six Australian wickets, and allowed every Bangladeshi fan to dream beyond Sophia Gardens 2005

10-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

350 runs in a day against Australia is no joke - Nafees

350 runs in a day against Australia is no joke - Nafees

The man responsible for Bangladesh's dream day out, Shariar Nafees, revealed that "playing against the world's best attack" was his inspiration

10-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Bangladesh v Australia, 1st Test, Fatullah

Bangladesh v Australia, 1st Test, Fatullah

Match home, Bangladesh v Australia, 1st Test, Fatullah

Nafees leads Bangladesh's magnificent charge

Nafees leads Bangladesh's magnificent charge

Shahriar Nafees's brilliant maiden Test hundred gave Australia a rude awakening and Bangladesh their most promising start to a Test match on the first day at Fatulllah

09-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

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