Habibul Bashar

A convincing win over India notwithstanding, Habibul Bashar isn't prepared to take a Super Eight place for granted as Bangladesh take on Bermuda at the Queen's Park Oval

Anand Vasu salutes the good men of Bangladesh who have put in very hard yards, often unrewarded, even ridiculed

Rahul Dravid says India will have to play out of their skins to qualify for the Super Eights

Dav Whatmore, Bangladesh's coach, hopes his players won't be overawed at the presence of India's cricketers when both sides meet in their opening match of the World Cup

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan offers five reasons why India's outing against Bangladesh may not be so easy

India and Bangladesh meet in one of the few group games that could produce an upset

Habibul Bashar says the recent upset win over New Zealand has boosted Bangladesh's confidence ahead of the World Cup

Bangladesh made it two wins in two for their warm-up matches so far with a comfortable victory against Scotland

When all has been said and done, it is a few critical players that do the job with the bat. They are the ones that set up matches.

Habibul Bashar expects a tough test from Canada when Bangladesh play their second tri-series match in Antigua and also revealed that there are lingered fitness concerns around key strike bowler Mashrafe Mortaza

Andrew McGlashan looks back at the week that was February 12 to 18, 2007

Bangladesh believe they have a realistic chance to progress beyond the first round in the World Cup, due to begin from March 13.

Bangladesh have named their 15-man squad for the World Cup and, as widely predicted, they have left out their experienced wicketkeeper Khaled Mashud and chosen Mushfiqur Rahim

Zimbabwe's captain Prosper Utseya was impressed by the way his young side leveled their series against Bangladesh with an eight-wicket win at Harare Sports Club

Zimbabwe's captain, Prosper Utseya, believes his side could have done better in the opening one-day international played against Bangladesh at Harare Sports Club yesterday, had they taken all their chances

Bangladesh won the opening game of the four-match series against Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club by 45 runs, although the margin of the victory masks the fact that this was over as a contest long before the end

Bangladesh and Zimbabwe meet so often in one-dayers at the moment that they must be heartily sick of the sight of each other.

Habibul Bashar has rubbished claims that his side's tour of Zimbabwe is unnecessary and poor preparation ahead of the World Cup

Rabeed Imam reviews Bangladesh's year of missed opportunities