Aftab Ahmed

The lamentable part - as is usually the case with Bangladesh - is that they showed signs of creating a contest before unraveling spectacularly.

West Indies overwhelmed Bangladesh by ten wickets in the fourth qualifying match in Jaipur to secure a berth in the main stage of the Champions Trophy

West Indies and Bangladesh began their Champions Trophy campaign with easy warm-up wins

In a match that bettered Saturday's series opener for pure adrenalin, Brendan Taylor single-handedly took Zimbabwe to a 2-1 series lead in another thriller at Harare

Mashrafe Mortuza made a superb start to his African safari, taking 5 for 29 as the Bangladeshis beat a Zimbabwe Board XI by five wickets in a warm-up match at Harare's Alexandra Sports Club

Bangladesh raced to a crushing nine-wicket win over Kenya in a woefully one-sided OD at Khulna

Bangladesh crushed Kenya by 131 runs in the opening ODI of this four-match series at Bogra, and the margin of victory would have been greater had they not taken their eye off the ball in the final stage of a one-sided contest

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

New Zealand made heavy weather of a small target on a flat deck at the Bangabandhu Stadium in Dhaka, but still managed to clinch the three-match series 2-0

Chittagong pitch likely to assist spinners

Enamul Haque jr and Aftab Ahmed in squad for second test

Andrew Miller reviews Bangladesh's tour of England, 2005

"The bigger they come the harder they fall" is a cliché that has been doing the rounds since the days of a certain shepherd-boy and his slingshot, but never in the history of international cricket has there been a greater giant-slaying act than the one ju

Bangladesh's stunning defeat of Australia will probably go down as the biggest one-day upset of all time. Here we pick the top ten

Bangladesh pulled of one of the biggest upsets in cricket history as they beat Australia by five wickets, in an extraordinary match at Cardiff

Help Bangladesh cricket if you can, but if you can't, at least refrain from crushing their dreams, writes Rabeed Imam

Michael Vaughan says the ease with which England beat Bangladesh doesn't provide a true gauge of the Ashes series

England wrapped up the second Test after just 17 minutes of the third day at Chester-le-Street