Dav Whatmore

Dav Whatmore, Bangladesh's coach, hopes his players won't be overawed at the presence of India's cricketers when both sides meet in their opening match of the World Cup

Bangladesh believe they have a realistic chance to progress beyond the first round in the World Cup, due to begin from March 13.

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on Shahriar Nafees, the architect of the win, and part of the upbeat and confident generation who face teams head on

Fitness of Ramnaresh Sarwan and Runako Morton remains a worry for West Indies though Imran Khan, the team's media manager, insisted that no one has been ruled out

There appears to be mixed feelings, concerning the stepping down of Davenall Whatmore, as national coach of the Sri Lanka Cricket team

Coach Dave Whatmore has said Bangladesh are under no illusion about their chances in Champions Trophy and would instead like to use the tournament to prepare a side for the future

Bangladesh are facing fitness concerns over two of their leading fast bowlers before the start of next month's Champions Trophy in India. Both Mashrafe Mortaza and Syed Rasel have suffered freak injuries.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board has concluded an investigation into reports of serious problems during the recent tour of Zimbabwe and Kenya

Greg Chappell, the former Australia captain who is currently coaching India, has been shortlisted as one of the candidates to replace John Buchanan as the national coach

Dav Whatmore, the Bangladesh coach, believes his side can still make amends and end its African tour on a high note when they meet Kenya in a three-match one-day series later this week

Dav Whatmore, the Bangladesh coach, has expressed his frustration at the lack of Test cricket for his side over the next year. His views, published in his column on TigerCricket.com, back up those of his captain, Habibul Bashar, who also said recently tha

Dav Whatmore, the Bangladesh coach, reckons Australia will regain the Ashes in the 2006-07 season

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

Having earlier questioned Bangladesh's Test status, Ricky Ponting went into damage control mode on Thursday, saying that Bangladesh is "improving gradually and it deserves the Test status."

Australia have recalled Jason Gillespie and Michael Clarke for the first Test against Bangladesh at Fatullah on Sunday

Dav Whatmore, Bangladesh's coach, has no pretensions about the massive task that Bangladesh face when Australia arrive in the country later this week