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Record haul for Lawson torpedoes Bangladesh

A remarkable spell of fast bowling from Jermaine Lawson sent Bangladesh hurtling to one of the worst defeats in Test history at Dhaka

10-Dec-2002•Rajesh Kumar

Sarwan makes Bangladesh toil with maiden Test ton

After today, Ramnaresh Sarwan will be one man who will be rooting for Daren Ganga's inclusion in the West Indies side

09-Dec-2002•Rajesh Kumar

Collins, Hinds put West Indies in command

If one were to only go by the figures, a match pitting a side that has lost 30 of its last 43 away Tests against a side that has lost 14 of the 15 Tests it has played would have been expected to serve up an engaging contest

08-Dec-2002•Rajesh Kumar

Canny Kapali fails to stave off defeat

West Indies are on a roll, winning their second ODI series in the space of ten days

03-Dec-2002•Santhosh S

Sarwan, Drakes shine in West Indies victory

Good things certainly come to those who wait

02-Dec-2002•Santhosh S

Rain saves Bangladesh the blushes

For the West Indies, the first one-day international at Chittagong was a curious dichotomy of both shabby and scintillating cricket, the division occurring not so much because of the failures of a few as because two players staggeringly outperformed

29-Nov-2002•Samanth Subramanian

Injuries bring Ganga, Nagamootoo to the fore

Daren Ganga and Mahendra Nagamootoo have been named in West Indies' final XI for the opening limited-overs international of three against Bangladesh at the M.A

28-Nov-2002•WICB

Injuries allow opportunites for Ganga and Nagamootoo

Daren Ganga and Mahendra Nagamootoo have been named in West Indies' final XI for the opening limited-overs international of three against Bangladesh at the M.A

28-Nov-2002•Media Release

Cuffy to replace injured Dillon in Bangladesh

Fast bowler Cameron Cuffy will replace injured Mervyn Dillon in the West Indies 15-man squad for their brief tour of Bangladesh.

25-Nov-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Jacobs to lead West Indies in Bangladesh

West Indies wicket-keeper/batsman Ridley Jacobs will captain the West Indies on their upcoming tour of Bangladesh

20-Nov-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Hooper to miss Bangladesh tour

West Indies captain Carl Hooper will miss the upcoming tour of Bangladesh that starts on November 26

15-Nov-2002•Derrick Nicholas

ODIs now have official ICC ranking mechanism

One-Day Internationals have today been given a ranking structure by the International Cricket Council along similar lines to Test cricket

31-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

Venues switched for Bangladesh v West Indies Tests

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), today announced that there has been a change of venues for the two Tests between West Indies and Bangladesh, beginning next month.

28-Oct-2002•Derrick Nicholas

South Africa crush Bangladesh in Potchefstroom

South Africa destroyed Bangladesh on the third and last day of the secondCastle/MTN Test in Potchefstroom

27-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

South Africa in control as Bangladesh toil

South Africa took the Castle/MTN second Test against Bangladesh by the scruff of the neck with three hundreds in a total of 414/2 at the end of day two in Potchefstroom

26-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Bangladesh squander lunchtime position

The North West Stadium became the eleventh South African Test venue as Bangladesh met South Africa in the second Castle Lager/MTN Test in Potchefstroom

25-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Former Bangladesh Cricket Board chief arrested

The former head of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, Saber Hossain Chowdhury, is believed to have been arrested in a campaign by the government that has been strongly criticised by Amnesty International.

24-Oct-2002•Stephen Lamb

South African win within four days

South Africa, thanks to a much improved David Terbrugge, wasted no time at the start of day four of the inaugural Test against Bangladesh at Buffalo Park in East London to record an innings and 107 run victory

21-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Defiant defence takes Bangladesh into day four

Asked to follow on after being dismissed for 170 in their first innings, Bangladesh have shown resilient defence in their second innings of the first Test against South Africa at Buffalo Park in East London.

20-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Bangladesh in danger of being forced to follow-on

Bangladesh are in danger of following-on after South Africa, declaring at 529/4, reduced the visitors to 153/7, still 176 runs behind the follow-on target

19-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

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