England well on top

BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, May 11, (AFP): Shakib Al Hasan put in an all-round performance, but his dismissal kickstarted a dramatic Bangladesh collapse that saw Zimbabwe snatch a six-run victory in the first Twenty20 international at Queens Sports Club.

Mushfiqur on Captaincy Mushfiqur Rahim, following Bangladesh's return from a month-long tour of Zimbabwe, has said that the future of his role as captain of the team lies in the hands of the Bangladesh Cricket Board. When asked if the he would agree ...

BULAWAYO (Zimbabwe), May 12: Shakib Al Hasan starred with bat and ball for the second time in as many days, and this time his efforts secured victory for Bangladesh as they won the second Twenty20 International against Zimbabwe to earn a share of ...

BULAWAYO: Mushfiqur Rahim has said he regrets his hasty resignation from the Bangladesh captaincy, although he is effectively out of the job until the BCB decides whether to reappoint him. After the third ODI on May 8, which Bangladesh lost, ...

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BULAWAYO: A sparkling century from opener Vusi Sibanda propelled Zimbabwe to a seven-wicket win and a series victory over Bangladesh after the third and final one-day international in Bulawayo yesterday. Set 248 to win, Zimbabwe never looked in ...

BULAWAYO: Shakib Al Hasan performed with bat and ball to hand Bangladesh a comfortable 34 run win over Zimbabwe and ensure a drawn Twenty 20 series in Bulawayo yesterday. Bangladesh's victory in the second international levelled the series at 1-1 ...

Bangladesh leveled the Twenty20 International series 1-1 with Zimbabwe when the Tigers thrashed the hosts by 34 runs in their second Twenty20 International match at the Queens Sports Club Ground in Bulawayo of Zimbabwe on Sunday. Winning in the ...

BULAWAYO (Zimbabwe), May 8: Vusi Sibanda's second century guided Zimbabwe to a rare series victory as they beat Bangladesh by seven wickets in the third One-day International at the Queens Sports Club here on Wednesday. Sibanda had passed fifty on ...