It's amazing what good rhythm can do for the Tigers. It tends to give them a new identity, a new realisation. Take the World Cup for instance.

“Is that so?" exclaimed Tamim Iqbal with a curious smile when a reporter mistakenly said that Shakib Al Hasan supported the manner of his celebration on Friday night after his hundred. "Shakib can't say that because he is fan of Messi and I am of Cristiano Ronaldo," he joked, while making the correction that it was actually Mushfiqur Rahim who voiced his support.

Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza may not have been in the playing eleven in Bangladesh's win against Pakistan on Friday, but

Bangladesh cricket is going through a purple patch. While the Tigers followed their impressive performances in the World Cup by beating

Pakistan cricket team have suffered another injury on their tour of Bangladesh after paceman Ehsan Adil was ruled out due to a hamstring injury, an official said Saturday.

Nasir Hossain took a tough catch with ease when he acrobatically held on to a skier from Pakistan opener Sarfraz Ahmed during their first ODI at Mirpur on Friday.

Who will win the day when Bangladesh and Pakistan lock horns during the 2nd match of the three-match ODI series at Mirpur Stadium on Sunday.

The margin of victory followed the type, but the usual dominator looked weaker than the usual harried, for the first time.

Clarke said he believed new Stars teammate Kevin Pietersen could make a shock return for England before this year's Ashes tour.

Brendan Taylor was paid just $250 during the World Cup, despite being one of the best batsmen at the tournament.

Former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly dismissed reports that suggest he has been approached to coach Team India. Ganguly said that

While Tamim Iqbal was all flamboyance and exuberance, Bangladesh's Mr. Consistent, Mushfiqur Rahim, was far more delicate yet

Chennai Super Kings beat Mumbai Indians by 6 wickets with help from a blistering knock by Dwayne Smith at the Wankhede Stadium here

As soon as Tamim Iqbal hit a boundary through fine-leg, he jumped in the air; removed his gloves and, oddly enough, signalled the

When Shakib Al Hasan took the last wicket of Saeed Ajmal to break the 16-year drought against Pakistan last night, the Tigers didn't

Pakistan captain Azhar Ali blamed his side's bowling and fielding for their defeat against Bangladesh at Mirpur yesterday.

The wait of sixteen long years is over as Bangladesh snatched their second-ever win against Pakistan at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur last night. Riding on centuries from Tamim Iqbal and Mushfiqur Rahim, Bangladesh set a number of batting records on way to a 79-run victory, their first since the 1999 World Cup victory in Northampton, England.

James Anderson equalled Ian Botham's England record of 383 Test wickets as the visitors pushed for victory on the final day in Antigua.

As the Tigers headed back home after a successful World Cup down under, there were three stories that did the rounds in public

Friday afternoons are supposed to be that time of the week when local buses aren't jam-packed and when you can actually manoeuvre