Bangladesh vs England, 1st Test at Chattogram, Mar 12 2010 - Match News

RESULT

1st Test, Chattogram, March 12 - 16, 2010, England tour of Bangladesh

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England

599/6d & 209/7d

Bangladesh

(T:513) 296 & 331

England won by 181 runs

Player Of The Match

Graeme Swann

, ENG

5/90, 32 & 5/127

Summary

Scorecard

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Commentary

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Day 5

Swann apologises for celebration outburst

16-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

A milestone and a near miss

16-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Swann takes 10 to break Bangladesh resistance

16-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Day 4

Finn not bowed by rapid ascent

15-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Junaid's timely riposte

15-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Siddique and Rahim hold up England

15-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Day 3

England build huge lead after Rahim's resistance

14-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Day 2

Tamim and Mahmudullah show their Test credentials

13-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Collingwood basks in glow of tenth Test ton

13-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Collingwood's just desserts

13-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Swann and Broad cement England's control

13-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Day 1

Hard work pays off for Pietersen

12-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Bangladesh pay the price for negativity

12-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Cook and Pietersen hurt poor Bangladesh

12-Mar-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Others

Swann leaps to No. 2 in Test rankings

17-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

Siddique's rearguard delays England

15-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Plucky Bangladesh survive to fight another day

14-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Tredwell's blinder ends Mushfiqur's fightback

14-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Weakened England should still be too strong

11-Mar-2010•Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Raqibul's decision 'totally unexpected' - BCB

11-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

Siddons sympathises with Raqibul, but Shakib fumes

11-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong