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Siddons confident in home conditions

Jamie Siddons, Bangladesh's coach, hopes that England's complacent team selection will "bite them on the bum" in the one-day series

26-Feb-2010•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Ireland target wins in Bangladesh fixtures

Ireland are targeting victories in their two ODIs against Bangladesh this summer

26-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Scotland, Netherlands line up Bangladesh ODIs

Netherlands and Scotland will be playing a one-dayer against Bangladesh in June

26-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Prior under pressure as Flower looks ahead

Matt Prior's could be under threat from Craig Kieswetter, after Andy Flower failed to give Prior his unequivocal backing

25-Feb-2010•Andrew Miller in Fatullah

Ashraful dropped for England ODIs

Bangladesh's highest-profile batsman, Mohammad Ashraful, has been dropped from a 13-man squad for the three-match one-day series against England, which gets underway on Sunday, after an extended run of poor form

25-Feb-2010•Andrew Miller in Fatullah

Mortaza uncertain of Test future

Mashrafe Mortaza, believes that he too may be forced to follow the route chosen by the likes of Andrew Flintoff and Brett Lee and retire from Test cricket

25-Feb-2010•Andrew Miller in Fatullah

Cook and Prior ease England to seven-wicket win

England completed their warms-up for Sunday's first ODI by easing to a comfortable seven-wicket win against the Bangladesh Cricket Board XI at Fatullah

25-Feb-2010•Andrew Miller in Fatullah

Our self-belief has improved - Shakib

The Bangladesh captain was pleased with his team's performances over the tour, particularly the mettle they displayed in the final one-dayer in Christchurch, and in the one-off Test

19-Feb-2010•Andrew Fernando in Hamilton

NZ overcome resurgent Bangladesh

Shakib Al Hasan's blazing century went in vain as New Zealand closed out the Test 121 runs shortly after lunch on the fifth afternoon

19-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Fernando in Hamilton

Jamie Siddons blasts 'terrible batting'

Jamie Siddons was highly critical of his side's hare-brained batting on the fourth evening

18-Feb-2010•Andrew Fernando

Bangladesh flounder chasing 404

Bangladesh lost five wickets by stumps on day four, and were staring down the barrel in their chase of 404 in Hamilton

18-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Fernando

Mahmudullah cherishes maiden ton

Mahmudullah's ecstatic on-field celebrations were followed by a chirpy press conference after stumps

17-Feb-2010•Andrew Fernando in Hamilton

Mortaza heads to Australia for rehab

Mashrafe Mortaza is to fly to Australia to aid his recovery from surgery on his knees and make a return to the Bangladesh squad

17-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Mahmudullah ton averts follow-on for Bangladesh

Shakib Al Hasan and Mahmudullah counterattacked admirably, and the latter completed his maiden Test ton, to take Bangladesh past the follow-on mark on the third day in Hamilton

17-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Fernando

Record breakers pleased with their efforts

Martin Guptill and Brendon McCullum, who broke several records during their 339-run stand, were pleased with the impact their performance has had on the match

16-Feb-2010•Andrew Fernando

Massive total puts New Zealand on top

A terrific 339-run sixth-wicket stand between Martin Guptill and Brendon McCullum put the hosts firmly in the driver's seat on the second day of the one-off Test at Seddon Park

16-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Fernando

New Zealand eyeing at least 400, says Ingram

The New Zealand batsman Peter Ingram, who marked his debut with a brisk 42, believes the home side can cross 400

15-Feb-2010

Guptill, McCullum resist spirited Bangladesh

Rubel Hossain led a spirited charge by the Bangladesh attack that Had New Zealand in trouble before Brendon McCullum and Martin Guptill rescued them to 258 for 5 on the first day in Hamilton

14-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Fernando

New-look New Zealand aim for stability

Cricinfo previews the one-off Test between New Zealand and Bangladesh in Hamilton

14-Feb-2010•The Preview by George Binoy

Cook defends Strauss decision

At the end of a week that has seen Lalit Modi flexing his muscles over the Champions League and the launch of cricket's first global Twenty20 franchise, England's tour of Bangladesh looks increasingly insignificant to the game's changing landscape.

12-Feb-2010•Andrew McGlashan

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