The Cricket World Cup of 2015 generated tremendous public interest as it created more spoofs than any previous World Cup. The

The 2015 World Cup saw a paradigm shift in ODI scoring patterns, a few records broken, and a spirited display from the Associates

Bangladesh coach Chandika Hathurusingha has said that the side's quarter-final finish in the 2015 World Cup was largely due to the fact that the players bought into the changes

Tigers return home to a rousing welcome by several thousand of cricket fans at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka

Whenever India plays Bangladesh, one name they remember not so fondly is Tamim Iqbal. Who can forget Tamim’s blazing start in the 2007 World Cup match when he took on the likes of Zaheer Khan and Ajit Agarkar and left them utterly humiliated before the stunned Indian crowd at Port of Spain. Yes, that memory still haunts the Indian psyche, especially because that match resulted in India’s inglorious exit from 2007 world cup.

Bangladesh qualified on to the quarterfinals from Pool A with a nerve-wrecking 15-run victory over England in the ICC cricket World Cup 2015 at the Adelaide today. This will bring relief for Tamim Iqbal that Bangladesh did not learn the hard way why “catches win matches” – dropping a crucial catch right at the depth of the emphatic run chase.

Bangladeshi opener Tamim Iqbal became the highest scorer in World Cup matches for his team during the 27 th match of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 against Scotland at Nelson.

Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Mortaza led from the front as Tigers struck thrice early defending the total of 267 against Afghanistan in the seventh World Cup 2015 match at Canberra. Mashrafe took two in the first and third overs of the match while Rubel Hassan claimed one in between. Afghanistan were in trouble with their scoreboard beneath double figures.Earlier, Bangladesh made 267 riding on fifties of Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim against World Cup debutant Afghanistan.

Down the track and boom! Tamim Iqbal's cross-batted smack against Zaheer Khan in 2007 still remains, arguably so, the most memorable cricket shot played by a Bangladeshi batsman in the World Cup