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As if the prospect of playing two Tests against Australia wasn't daunting enough for Bangladesh, John Buchanan, Australia's coach, has warned that his side won't be easing off during next month's two-Test series

Bangladesh have announced a squad of 15 for their two-Test tour of Australia later this month, a series that cricket fans and Bangladesh players are anticipating with little short of dread

Bangladesh's former coach, Pakistani Mohsin Kamal, has said that they need to improve their attitude if they are to avoid becoming an international laughing stock

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has promised to implement the recommendations of the inquiry panel which was set up to look into the causes for Bangladesh's miserable performance in the World Cup

An inquiry into Bangladesh's disastrous performance in the World Cup has concluded that a combination of politics, partying and complacency was to blame for a set of results that embarrassed a nation

It is little wonder that the 50th anniversary of the Queen's Coronation was such a low-key affair

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The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has come to the defence of Bangladesh and insisted that there are no plans for their Test status to be withdrawn or even reviewed

The International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) have reiterated that they are committed to improving the standard of cricket in Bangladesh

Michael Vaughan has relinquished his title as the top-ranked batsman in Test cricket, following his failure during England's innings victory over Zimbabwe at Lord's

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The International Cricket Council has announced a relaunch of its Test Championship in the light of South Africa's elevation to top spot last year at a time Australia were universally regarded as the best side in the world

Little has gone right for Bangladesh lately, and now their captain, Khaled Mahmud, has been fined for criticising umpires following their innings defeat by South Africa in Dhaka earlier in the month

Samir Singh, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of WorldTel, died in Bangalore on Saturday night, when his car crashed into a bus

After Bangladesh's disastrous start to their Test adventure, the ICC are offering them a helping hand by vowing to reverse their fortunes

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Australia's all-conquering Test batsmen must be salivating at the prospect of what awaits them before the year is out

It took South Africa three overs to nab the remaining two Bangladesh wickets, as they romped to an easy win by an innings and 18 runs, thus winning the two-Test series 2-0

Bangladesh teetered on the brink of yet another innings defeat, after collapsing in the morning session for 102

Rain washed out the morning session, and the rest of the day was a dampener