Bangladesh require another 487 runs with 9 wickets remaining in the second innings to win the 2nd test and the series against Pakistan at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur.

The sight of Mushfiqur Rahim trudging a long way back to the dressing room with his head hanging over his shoulders perfectly portrayed the state of the Tigers at the end of the second day's play of the second and final Test against Pakistan at Mirpur yesterday.

There were no heroes for Bangladesh yesterday. No miraculous partnership from the opening pair; nothing special from the slow left-

Azhar Ali's innings in the last two days resembled the undying spirit of an artist trying his best to perfect a masterpiece. There might

Rony Talukdar may not have received an opportunity to open his international account despite making the 14-member national ODI squad, but that didn't deter him from continuing his good run in the domestic circuit.

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Bangladesh trail Pakistan by 450 runs with five wickets remaining in the first innings after Pakistan declared at 557/8 at Mirpur Stadium.

Younis Khan took 10 deliveries to get off the mark as he arrived at the crease just before the luncheon interval after Pakistan had lost

Chris Gayle scored his fifth century of the Indian Premier League as Royal Challengers Banglaore thrashed Kings XI Punjab by 138 runs at

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Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan, who arrived in Dhaka on Tuesday to witness the ongoing second Test, has said that

Pakistan batsman Younis Khan dedicated his 29th century that put him alongside legendary Sir Don Bradman, to the victims of the

When Bangladesh won the toss and decided to bowl against Pakistan in the second Test at Mirpur yesterday, it surprised many. The

Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Shaharyar Khan says the “gap” that had been created following BCB's decision to not send its national team to Pakistan in 2012 has been “covered”.

Centuries from Azhar Ali and Younis Khan place Pakistan on a commanding position after the first day of the 2nd and last test match of the series against Bangladesh at Mirpur.

Having churned out positive results throughout the Pakistan tour, Bangladesh Test skipper Mushfiqur Rahim wants to end it right. And so, when the second and final Test gets underway at Mirpur today, Mushfiqur wants his players to give it their all.

Despite going through a rough last few weeks, the visitors are confident that they can get a positive result in the second and final Test which beings in Mirpur today.