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Redfern hits fifty as match drifts to draw (08 July 11:42) |
| John Ward reports on the third and final day at Loughborough where Bangladesh A drew with England Under-19s. |
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Sanderson shines before the rain (07 July 09:32) |
| John Ward reports on the second day at Loughborough where Bangladesh A reached 115 for 4 before the rain fell. |
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Ashraf appointed ACC president (07 July 01:32) |
| Nasim Ashraf, the Pakistan board chairman, has been appointed president of the Asian Cricket Council. Ashraf, who was elected unanimously for a two-year term, succeeds Arjuna Ranatunga. |
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Opening day for Bangladesh A washed out (06 July 11:32) |
| Bangladesh A will have to wait until Monday to try to kick off their tour after the opening day of their three-day match against England Under-19s was washed out . |
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Pakistan thrash sorry Bangladesh (04 July 09:30) |
| A clinical performance from Pakistan had them coast to a ten-wicket win in the inconsequential final Super Four match of the Asia Cuput. |
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Bangladesh skittled for 115 (04 July 07:32) |
| In a refreshing change at the National Stadium in Karachi, the bowlers dominated the proceedings but for Bangladesh it was the same old story as their batting collapsed to 115 all out. |
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Afridi dropped as Bangladesh bat (04 July 05:32) |
| The plethora of big scores which have been easily chased down hasn't dissuaded captains from choosing to bat first, and Bangladesh continued the trend on yet another flat track. |
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Clinical Sri Lanka storm into final (30 June 11:36) |
| As birthday bashes go, this was pretty special, with Sanath Jayasuriya bludgeoning Bangladesh into submission as Sri Lanka sauntered into the Asia Cup final. Kumar Sangakkara's elegant 121 w... |
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Jayasuriya special takes Sri Lanka to 332 (30 June 09:32) |
| As birthday bashes go, this one was pretty special, with Sanath Jayasuriya bludgeoning Bangladesh into near-submission as Sri Lanka took a giant stride towards the Asia Cup final. |
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Jayasuriya special takes SL to 332 (30 June 07:33) |
| As birthday bashes go, this one was pretty special, with Sanath Jayasuriya bludgeoning Bangladesh into near-submission as Sri Lanka took a giant stride towards the Asia Cup final. |
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Unchanged Sri Lanka bat in Karachi (30 June 03:36) |
| Sri Lanka, comfortable victors against Pakistan on Sunday, went into the game against Bangladesh knowing that a win would cement their place in the Asia Cup final. And despite having to play... |
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McCallan leads Ireland to easy win (30 June 03:36) |
| Kyle McCallan, Ireland's captain, picked up three wickets as they comfortably beat Bangladesh A for the second time in three days in Bangor. Set to chase a paltry 110, Ireland raced to the t... |
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Dhoni unhappy with back-to-back games (29 June 07:30) |
| Indian players looked tired and listless on the field against Bangladesh. In the last 10 overs they let Bangladesh score 97 runs, the fielding unit lacking inspiration. |
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Manpreet Gony gets going (29 June 01:30) |
| The Plays of the day of the first match of the Super stage of the Asia Cup between Bangladesh and India. |
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Ganguly named Asian Cricketer of the Year (28 June 11:28) |
| Sourav Ganguly has been named the Castrol Asian Cricketer of the Year at the awards handed out in Karachi. Ganguly, who made his way back to the Indian side in December 2006, also won the be... |
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Rampant India overwhelm Bangladesh (28 June 11:28) |
| Alok Kapali's dazzling 115 gave Bangladesh a fighting chance, but their
inability to hold on to catches meant that India breezed past another
stiff target at the National Stadium in Karachi.... |
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Kapali gem propels Bangladesh to 283 (28 June 07:30) |
| A truly breathtaking 115 from Alok Kapali utterly transformed the opening
game of the Asia Cup's Super Four, with Bangladesh suddenly finding an
extra gear to race to 283. |
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Ojha debuts as Bangladesh bat (28 June 03:48) |
| Batsmen have enjoyed life in Karachi this June, and Saturday was expected
to be no different, with Mohammad Ashraful deciding to bat first in the
opening Super-Four clash of the Asia Cup. |
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Botha shines in easy Ireland win (28 June 03:48) |
| Andre Botha struck an unbeaten 41-ball 62 which included four fours and two sixes to take Ireland to 161 for 6, before their bowlers combined to bowl out Bangladesh A for a paltry 79 to comp... |
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Sri Lanka prove too strong for Bangladesh (26 June 05:30) |
| Mohammad Ashraful was left to rue his decision at the toss - on the sort of pitch where they had piled 300-plus the previous day, Bangladesh decided to field first and paid a heavy price as ... |
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SL prove too strong for Bangladesh (25 June 11:34) |
| Mohammad Ashraful was left to rue his decision at the toss - on the sort of pitch where they had piled 300-plus the previous day, Bangladesh decided to field first and paid a heavy price as ... |
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Tests remain the players' choice (25 June 10:12) |
| Test cricket remains the most important format but more than half of the international cricketers questioned admitted they would retire early if an attractive offer came from the IPL. |
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Scintillating Sri Lanka amass 357 (25 June 10:12) |
| A 91-ball 101 by Kumar Sangakkara, and his 116-run opening stand with Sanath Jayasuriya, propelled Sri Lanka to 357 against Bangladesh. |
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Sangakkara and Jayasuriya clobber Bangladesh (25 June 07:30) |
| Kumar Sangakkara and Sanath Jayasuriya thrashed a wayward Bangladesh bowling to put Sri Lanka in control midway into their innings. After 25 overs, they were coasting at 193 for 2. |
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Unchanged Bangladesh bowl in Lahore (25 June 05:30) |
| Mohammad Ashraful won his second toss in a row, but this time chose to bowl in his team's second match of the tournament, against Sri Lanka. |
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Ashraful and Raqibul set up easy win (25 June 01:32) |
| Led by an unusually cautious century from Mohammad Ashraful, the second of his career, Bangladesh cruised to a 96-run win over UAE in their Asia Cup opener in Lahore. |
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UAE make slow progress chasing 301 (24 June 10:06) |
| UAE made slow progress in pursuit of Bangladesh's 300, reaching 104 for 4 at the halfway mark in their Asia Cup opener at the Gaddafi Stadium. |
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Steady Ashraful leads Bangladesh (24 June 07:30) |
| Mohammad Ashraful eschewed his normally aggressive approach to bring up his 15th ODI half-century, and in partnership with Tamim Iqbal took Bangladesh to 121 for 2 at the half-way mark in th... |
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Bangladesh win toss and bat (24 June 05:56) |
| Mohammad Ashraful chose to bat against UAE as Bangladesh sought to end their seven-match losing streak in the Asia Cup opener in Lahore. |
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Siddons targets 240 as team total (22 June 03:28) |
| Looking at the positives within his team, Siddons said it was good to see Bangladesh were no longer relying on Mohammad Ashraful to get big scores. What concerned him, Siddons said, was how ... |
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Bangladesh aim for place in second round (20 June 11:58) |
| Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful and coach Jamie Siddons are aiming for a place in the second round of the Asia Cup with a win over UAE, on June 24, the opening day of the tournament, in... |
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Bangladesh name A squad for Ireland (19 June 09:28) |
| Bangladesh have named a squad of 14 for their A tour of Ireland next week, in which they will play four games. |
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Omar and Mashud not handed new contracts (16 June 11:30) |
| Bangladesh have dropped a few experienced campaigners and included a few rookies in their list of contracted players. |
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Canada to host Twenty20 tri-series in August (14 June 05:30) |
| Canada will host a Twenty20 tri-series featuring Pakistan, West Indies and Bangladesh from August 13 to 16 and all the matches will be played in Toronto. The tournament, which was organised ... |
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O'Brien to lead Ireland A against Bangladesh (12 June 11:28) |
| Kevin O'Brien will captain a strong Ireland A side for their three-day match against Bangladesh A in Dublin which begins on June 23. |
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Free runs, three cheers, and a ten-ball over (12 June 11:28) |
| George Binoy presents the Play of the day for the match between India and Bangladesh. |
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Gambhir century takes India to easy win (12 June 09:28) |
| A fifth ODI century for Gautam Gambhir and another quickfire fifty from Virender Sehwag extended India's domination in the Kitply Cup, as they thumped Bangladesh by seven wickets and 14.5 ov... |
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Raqibul lifts Bangladesh to 222 (12 June 07:30) |
| A hardworking 89 from Raqibul Hasan was the highlight of an otherwise lacklustre Bangladesh performance as they managed to reach 222 in Mirpur. |
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Bangladesh struggle to force the pace (12 June 05:34) |
| Although Praveen Kumar was unable to repeat his four-wicket opening burst against Pakistan the other day, he continued his domination of opposition batsmen. His miserly spell of 7-2-8-1 left... |
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RP Singh in as Bangladesh bat (12 June 03:30) |
| Mohammad Ashraful, the Bangladesh captain, chose to bat in his team's must-win encounter to qualify for the finals. |
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Rewarding patience and near-dream debuts (08 June 11:30) |
| The plays of the day from the match between Bangladesh and Pakistan in Mirpur. |
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Pakistan crush hapless Bangladesh (08 June 11:30) |
| A comprehensive 70-run victory over Bangladesh handed Pakistan their 12th straight win - the joint second-longest ODI streak. |
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Butt and Yousuf put Pakistan in charge (08 June 09:28) |
| Half-centuries from Salman Butt and Mohammad Yousuf helped Pakistan continue their dominance against Bangladesh. After a series of short, sharp showers curtailed the match to a 40-over affai... |
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Butt fifty puts Pakistan in charge (08 June 07:26) |
| Pakistan and Salman Butt continued their dominance against Bangladesh after a series of short, sharp showers curtailed the match to a 40-over affair. |
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Bangladesh field in 40-over contest (08 June 05:28) |
| Hosts Bangladesh chose to field after a series of short, sharp showers curtailed the series opener to a 40-over affair. |
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Siddons guides 'massive learning curve' (07 June 11:26) |
| Why is a match-winning innings from Mohammad Ashraful so memorable? Because it happens once a year. It reads like a bad joke but Ashraful's inability to produce regular scores reflects the p... |
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Aftab ruled out of one-dayers (01 June 09:30) |
| Aftab Ahmed, the Bangladesh batsman, will miss the forthcoming tri-series at home and the Asia Cup in Pakistan, after sustaining a fractured finger during training at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadi... |
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Injury worry for Aftab Ahmed (01 June 05:30) |
| Aftab Ahmed, the Bangladesh batsman, is likely to be ruled out of the upcoming tri-series at home and the Asia Cup in Pakistan after sustaining a finger injury while training at the Sher-e-B... |
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Experience was more important than money - Razzak (31 May 03:32) |
| Bangladesh left-arm spinner, Abdur Razzak, has said that "gaining experience" during the Indian Premier League was "more important than the money" he earned with the Bangalore Royal Challeng... |
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'Asia has become the hub of the game' - Mali (27 May 07:32) |
| ICC president Ray Mali said that the Asia Cup would be given more prominence to reflect the region's importance in world cricket. |
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