SA vs BAN
Tigresses start with a defeat
Bangladesh yesterday marked their debut in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in Dunedin with a 32-run defeat to South Africa as their bowlers’ brilliant efforts were undone by a brilliant spell from Ayabonga Khaka.
Miller blows Tigers away in tour-ender
It may cause Bangladesh fans distress, but the 83-run defeat in the second T20I after South Africa batsman David Miller's fastest T20I
Tigers looking to end on high note
There is finally some hope at the end of the tour. Apart from the hope and expectation of home comforts, Bangladesh seem to have been
Tigers try to avoid whitewash
The only previous occasion on which Bangladesh were getting ready to play an ODI at the Buffalo Park in East London, in November 2008,
Proteas prove superiority
Halfway through South Africa's cakewalk to what seemed like a challenging target of 279 on a clear and windy day in Kimberley's Diamond Oval the large Bangladesh contingent, who were shouting themselves hoarse during the first half of the first ODI, became
Can the Tigers knuckle down?
Just as the returns of ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, Shakib Al Hasan and the likely comeback of Tamim Iqbal seemed to be bolstering Bangladesh, they suffered a major blow when
Tigers complete poor show
When asked about his plans to prepare for the upcoming series against India and Australia, South Africa fast bowler Kagiso Rabada
Tigresses start with a defeat
Bangladesh yesterday marked their debut in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in Dunedin with a 32-run defeat to South Africa as their bowlers’ brilliant efforts were undone by a brilliant spell from Ayabonga Khaka.
Miller blows Tigers away in tour-ender
It may cause Bangladesh fans distress, but the 83-run defeat in the second T20I after South Africa batsman David Miller's fastest T20I
Tigers looking to end on high note
There is finally some hope at the end of the tour. Apart from the hope and expectation of home comforts, Bangladesh seem to have been
Tigers try to avoid whitewash
The only previous occasion on which Bangladesh were getting ready to play an ODI at the Buffalo Park in East London, in November 2008,
Proteas prove superiority
Halfway through South Africa's cakewalk to what seemed like a challenging target of 279 on a clear and windy day in Kimberley's Diamond Oval the large Bangladesh contingent, who were shouting themselves hoarse during the first half of the first ODI, became
Can the Tigers knuckle down?
Just as the returns of ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, Shakib Al Hasan and the likely comeback of Tamim Iqbal seemed to be bolstering Bangladesh, they suffered a major blow when
Tigers complete poor show
When asked about his plans to prepare for the upcoming series against India and Australia, South Africa fast bowler Kagiso Rabada
