Bangladesh's sensational triumph on Sunday was a significant achievement for the nation

It took a humiliating defeat and the spectre of unspeakable ignominy to rouse the Indian batsmen to come up with a performance befitting their stature

Virender Sehwag, the Man of the Match in the deciding game of the series, admitted that the Indian team were very upset with their shock loss in the second game, and wanted to make certain there was no repeat of the fiasco

Sourav Ganguly admitted that India were beaten by a better side on the day

Bangladesh pulled off their first-ever victory at home as they triumphed by 15 runs in the second one-dayer at Dhaka

Andrew Leipus will be leaving the Indian team at the end of the Bangladesh tour

The Bangla tiger bared its claws, stretched every sinew in its body and roared so loudly that the packed stands at the Bangabandhu Stadium were tunned

For as long as most can remember, VVS Laxman has been given short shrift because he doesn't believe in trumpeting his own merits

Back-to-back one-dayers are never easy on a team, but at least this time around India have the luxury of rotating their players around