Rain becomes the spoilsport during the second game of the 3-match ODI series between India and Bangladesh at Mirpur Stadium today.

Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman becomes the second bowler in cricketing history to take five-fors in his first two ODIs.

As India prepare to face Bangladesh for the second game of the 3-match ODI series at Mirpur, they know quite well that their pride and series are on the line.

Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal talks about the excitingly fearless brand of cricket his team has been playing since last November.

Given the erratic behaviour of the monsoon over the last few days, it is difficult to predict whether rain will play any part in the second one-dayer in Mirpur today. But one

India opener Rohit Sharma is confident that the visitors can comeback in the series despite a poor showing in the first ODI.

All the pre-series talks centred around the vaunted Indian batting line-up, but they failed to draw the first blood. Still only after a single defeat, one certainly cannot write

It wasn't too long ago when winning a match seemed to be a near-impossible task for Bangladesh. No matter what the situation of the game was or what position the Tigers

Team India Director Ravi Shastri sent out a strong message after Team India's miserable showing in the first One Day International against Bangladesh at the Sher-e-Bangla

Bangladesh may have cantered to a 79-run victory at Mirpur on Thursday, but there was a moment in the match when that all too familiar feeling of helplessness had crept

Jonny Bairstow proved the ideal stand-in as he guided England to a series-clinching win over New Zealand in the fifth one-day international at the Riverside on Saturday.

Pakistan turned the tables on Sri Lanka in the first Test after Asad Shafiq hit a century to lead a remarkable rearguard action by the lower order on the fourth day on Saturday.

Mustafizur Rahman's fairytale one-day debut against India at Mirpur on Thursday has made the left-arm pace bowler a superhero in Bangladesh and a pleasant surprise across the border.

There used to be a time in the mid-2000s when Bangladesh starting off well meant complacency, but the current team has shown more consistency.

Despite a humiliating defeat in the first match, former Indian captain Saurav Ganguly thinks India will win the series against Bangladesh.

India sending their best team for the ongoing ODI series is an indication that they regard Bangladesh as a stronger unit than last June, Bangladesh coach Hathurusingha says. He however is not entirely satisfied with his team's performance in first ODI.

Indian cricket team director Ravi Shastri reportedly gives Indian players a dressing down after 79-run humiliating defeat to Bangladesh.

While Mahendra Singh Dhoni is away leading India against Bangladesh, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has already initiated a probe into his alleged conflict of interest involving Rhiti Sports Management Private Limited, a company that manages his commercial interests as well as that of Suresh Raina and Ravindra Jadeja.

Indian team management was braced to lodge an appeal with the ICC if only Dhoni was penalised at the hearing with match referee about the collision with Mustafizur Rahman reports the Hindustan Times.

After starting off as a batsman while playing with the tennis ball in his locality, Mustafizur Rahman took on board the advice to start bowling fast.