Bishwajit Roy

At the end of the day it all came down to 'what ifs' for Bangladesh. There's no doubt that the reprieve that Rohit Sharma got in the

Bangladesh's ICC World Cup campaign ended with a 109–run defeat in the quarterfinals at the hands of India at Melbourne Cricket

The Yarra River, which runs right through the middle of Melbourne, flowed gently yesterday. The city life buzzed just like any other

The change that Mashrafe Bin Mortaza has brought in the team ever since he took over as captain has been very much visible; not

It's been a touch-bit difficult to predict Bangladesh's strategy in the World Cup so far. They seem to tweak their plan in each game.

It's not everyday that Shakib Al Hasan ends up speaking for 20 minutes in a press conference. But then again it's not everyday that the

Just try to imagine a scene that you suddenly discover that Terminator star Arnold Schwarzenegger and you are in the same gym or in

Mahmudullah Riyad and Mushfiqur Rahim may be grabbing the headlines because of their performances with the bat. However,

Bangladesh's quarterfinal clash against India at the prestigious Melbourne Cricket Ground on Thursday may be rated by many as one

As the Tigers head towards their first training session for the quarter finals at the Melbourne Cricket Ground today, skipper Mashrafe

Shakib Al Hasan was in unusually good mood even after Bangladesh lost their last pool match against New Zealand by three wickets at the Seddon Park in Hamilton yesterday.

Ever since his debut in international cricket, Mahmudullah Riyad has played a supporting cast most of the times.

For a brief period yesterday it seemed as though Bangladesh would go on to etch another famous moment in their cricketing history;

Cricket is a captain's game. A decision from the captain on the field can change the game in a blink of an eye and it's the captain who

Mashrafe Bin Mortaza has suddenly caught cold and that has even changed his voice; he has been suffering from calf muscle pain; and more importantly,

The toothy smile vanished when Rubel Hossain talked about that turbulent episode of his life, which almost shattered his World Cup dreams.

Go out to the middle, enjoy your game and express yourself. This should be the mantra when a spirited Bangladesh side take on co-hosts and tournament favourites New Zealand at the Seddon Park here tomorrow in their last Pool A match of the World Cup.

You don't need to consult the encyclopaedia to know which living athlete is a prime example of human endeavour against adversity. A

A small yet noticeable part of the Adelaide Airport yesterday turned into a mini Bangladesh as the players, some of them with their family members, and the coaching staff gathered and mingled there on way to fly across the Tasman Sea to play their last pool match against co-hosts New Zealand in Hamilton on Friday.

Mushfiqur Rahim proved that hard work is always the key behind any success. The little right-hander has now been tagged as the 'Mr Dependable' of Bangladesh's batting line-up