Ashish Bagai

It was a year when Canada and Kenya tripped up while others like Afghanistan, Nepal, Netherlands and UAE made some loud noises

Ashish Bagai, the Canada captain and wicketkeeper-batsman, has announced his retirement

Wicketkeeper-batsman Ashish Bagai will lead Canada for their last two matches of the World Cricket League Championships against Netherlands

Ashish Bagai will rejoin the Canada squad for a nine-month period till February 2014

Ashish Bagai has resigned the captaincy, and now a new faction has plans to supplant the board

Ashish Bagai has stepped down as captain of Canada ahead of the Intercontinental Cup which begins in June

Ashish Bagai, the Canada captain, has said that if cricket has to grow as a sport in Canada the locals have to take up the game, and the team has to play competitive cricket more regularly

On a day when Canada made their highest score against a Test-playing nation, Ashish Bagai will disappointed at the rubbish fielding on display

New Zealand know that Canada shouldn't cause them many problems and their stand-in captain was suitably bullish ahead of the contest

When they were in with a chance of upsetting Pakistan, Canada choked, but against Kenya, they used smart tactics and learned how to build partnerships

Canada won only their second World Cup match in four tournaments, beating Kenya in a low-profile, low-scoring scrap, and walked away from the Feroz Shah Kotlawith with bragging rights

Ashish Bagai has called on his struggling batsmen to step up against Kenya

Canada's captain Ashish Bagai has praised his side's bowling and fielding effort against Pakistan, but said the bastmen could not execute the plans of playing their natural games and seeing off Shahid Afridi

It might be a clash of the lightweights, but both Canada and Zimbabwe know this could be one of the few opportunities to earn victory points

Ashish Bagai's memory isn't as clear as it should be perhaps, though given what happened when Canada last met Sri Lanka at a World Cup, he is not to be blamed

Tamim Iqbal, the Bangladesh vice-captain, has said that his side was satisfied with their nine-wicket win against Canada in their first World Cup warm-up game

With players of seven different nationalities, Canada are often called the United Nations of cricket, and are hopeful of causing an upset or two in the World Cup

Ashish Bagai will lead a young 15-member Canadian squad for the 2011 World Cup, and Rizwan Cheema will be his deputy

Batsman Ian Billcliff is the only notable omission from Canada's preliminary 30-man squad for the 2011 World Cup