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Bangladesh vs Australia 2005
Thu, September 07 2017
Bangladesh vs Australia: Marks out of 10 for hosts
As the series ends, here is how each of the Bangladesh players performed. The cricketers have been rated on a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is the lowest.
Thu, September 07 2017
Bangladesh vs Australia, 2nd Test: Nathan Lyon’s record-breaking spell and other highlights
Though Australia are placed fifth in ICC Test rankings, way ahead of Bangladesh at No. 9, both teams played competitive cricket to make both Tests interesting.
Thu, September 07 2017
Nathan Lyon’s triple-strike rattles Bangladesh before lunch, Day 4, 2nd Test against Australia
Bangladesh, after wrapping up Australia for 377 giving away just a 72-run lead, were reduced to 83 for 5 on Day Four of the second Test.
Tue, September 05 2017
Taijul Islam gets Steven Smith just before tea, Australia 111/2 vs Bangladesh on Day 2, 2nd Test
After losing Matt Renshaw early, captain Steven Smith along with David Warner provided stability to Australia's innings before tea of Day Two, second Test against Bangladesh.
Tue, August 29 2017
Bangladesh extend lead to 176 against Australia at lunch, Day 3, 1st Test
Despite losing Soumya Sarkar and Imrul Kayes for paltry scores, Bangladesh look strong to achieve a healthy lead as they went for lunch on Day Three of the first Test against Australia at the Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur.
Tue, September 15 2015
David Warner to miss Australia’s tour of Bangladesh tour 2015
The selectors are yet to select the vice-captain for the tour.
Fri, June 19 2015
Bangladesh beat Australia and India exactly 10 years apart!
Bangladesh beat Australia in 2005, and exactly 10 years to the day later, India in 2015 © Getty Images and AFP
Sat, August 23 2014
Mohammad Ashraful: The Bangladeshi enigma who could have done a lot more
Mohammad Ashraful, born on July 7, 1984, is one of the most talented cricketers to emerge from Bangladesh. A clean striker of the ball, he was a struggling cricketing nation’s beacon even as his performances didn’t match his ability. His admission of involvement in match-fixing seems to have ended a fledging career that promised a lot but never quite got going. Nishad Pai Vaidya looks back at the enigmatic batsman’s career.
Tue, April 08 2014
Shane Watson: From Adonis to a champion all-rounder
Most cricketers have a WAG as a trophy wife. Shane Watson’s WAG uses him as a trophy!
Thu, March 20 2014
Watson’s innings serves as further embarrassment to the ICC
ICC's decision to keep Zimbabwe and Bangladesh as automatics in the next World Cup.