Mohammad Ashraful

The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket

Mohammad Ashraful, Bangladesh's often-spectacular, often-ordinary batting star, is off to play league cricket in England. Ashraful has signed up for Rainhill Cricket Club in Liverpool in a bid to recapture some batting form

Mohammad Ashraful, Bangladesh's middle-order batsman, has been dropped from the squad for the second one-day international against Australia at Fatullah tomorrow

Martin Williamson previews the one-day series between Bangladesh and Kenya

Rabeed Imam on Mohammad Ashraful's coming-of-age

Mohammad Ashraful has the talent, but consistency is one virtue he has struggled to achieve so far

Over the years, batsmen have lost their wickets in strange ways. Here's a collection of those dismissals

Bangladesh's dream season began with their first Test win in five years since their debut, followed by a one-day win over Australia and the emergence of some young exciting talent

Cricinfo and Wisden writers pick their best and worst moments from 2005

Cricinfo and Wisden writers select their best and worst moments from 2005

Mohammad Ashraful and Aftab Ahmed got some useful batting practice ahead of the Test series, as the Bangladeshis drew their three-day match

Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh by 75 runs to claim their one-day series

Scotland's victory in the recent ICC Trophy secured them a place at the 2007 World Cup

Some things have definitely changed since Bangladesh's unforgettable day at Cardiff on June 18

Mohammad Ashraful has vowed to build on his NatWest Series success and become more consistent in international cricket

Andrew Miller reviews Bangladesh's tour of England, 2005

Tom Moody, Sri Lanka's latest Australian coach, has arrived in Colombo and started preparing for the future

England beat Bangladesh by five wickets to gain their place in the NatWest Series final

The two captains and the Man of the Match spoke to Sky Sports after the game