Cricinfo: Canada confirmed for four-nation Twenty20 Canada have confirmed they will take partin the four-nation Twenty20 which is being held in their country after finally signing the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the tournament sponsors. Cricinfo: Iqbal and Nazimuddin lead Bangladesh A reply Bangladesh A's batsmen did a fair job of replying to Leicestershire's 354 for 4 declared, closing at 215 for 3 on the second day. Cricinfo: Shakib and Rasel included in preliminary squad Shakib Al Hasan, the allrounder, and Syed Rasel, the left-arm seamer, have been included in Bangladesh's preliminary squad of 21 for the four-nation Twenty20 tournament in Toronto in August and the following tour of Australia. Cricinfo: Allenby fills his boots Bangladesh A struggled to make inroads on a dull day at Grace Road as Leicestershire cruised to 354 for 4 by the close. Cricinfo: Bangladesh A make steady start Bangladesh A made steady progress in the 31 overs that were possible on the first day of their three-day tour match against Warwickshire at Edgbaston. Cricinfo: Unchanged Sri Lanka bat in Karachi Sri Lanka, comfortable victors against Pakistan on Sunday, went into the game against Bangladesh knowing that a win would cement their place in the Asia Cup final. And despite having to play on successive days, they went in unchanged, as did Bangladesh. Cricinfo: McCallan leads Ireland to easy win Kyle McCallan, Ireland's captain, picked up three wickets as they comfortably beat Bangladesh A for the second time in three days in Bangor. Set to chase a paltry 110, Ireland raced to the target in only 28 overs, with useful contributions from Reinhardt Strydom and Andre Botha. Cricinfo: Ashraful and Raqibul set up easy win Led by an unusually cautious century from Mohammad Ashraful, the second of his career, Bangladesh cruised to a 96-run win over UAE in their Asia Cup opener in Lahore. BBC: Pakistan and Bangladesh ease home Pakistan thrash Hong Kong by 155 runs in Karachi and Bangladesh beat the UAE by 96 runs in Lahore on the first day of the Asia Cup. BBC: Pakistan take tri-nations opener Salman Butt inspires Pakistan to a 70-run victory over Bangladesh in the opening match of the tri-series in Dhaka. Dean destroys Bangladesh batting Pakistan v Bangladesh Bangladesh A lose Twenty20 game Search for Bangladesh news Your say - 606

BBC Sport | Cricket | Other International | Bangladesh | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Pakistan crush woeful Bangladesh Pakistan crush a hapless Bangladesh by 10 wickets in a meaningless match ahead of the Asia Cup final between Sri Lanka and India. ·Superb Sri Lanka surge into final Sanath Jayasuriya and Kumar Sangakkara hit centuries as Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh to reach the Asia Cup final. ·Brilliant Raina sees India home Suresh Raina is unbeaten on 116 off just 107 balls as India beat Bangladesh by seven wickets in the Asia Cup. ·Ireland beat Bangladesh A Ireland beat Bangladesh 'A' by 82 runs in Friday's Twenty20 international. ·Bangladesh A lose Twenty20 game Ireland beat Bangladesh 'A' by 82 runs in Friday's Twenty20 international. ·India & Sri Lanka notch easy wins India knock Hong Kong out of the Asia Cup with a 256-run victory on day two while championsSri Lanka beat Bangladesh by 131 runs. ·Pakistan and Bangladesh ease home Pakistan thrash Hong Kong by 155 runs in Karachi and Bangladesh beat the UAE by 96 runs in Lahore on the first day ofthe Asia Cup. ·Asia Cup 2008 Full results from the Asia Cup tournament in Pakistan, plus tri-series warm-up event in Bangladesh. ·Search for Bangladesh news ·Your say - 606 Your favourite Bangladesh content and debate on the all-new 606

Cricinfo - Bangladesh Cricket news. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Rasel sidelined by waist injury Syed Rasel, the Bangladesh left-arm medium-pacer, is expected to be sidelined for two months after suffering an injury last week. ·Bangladesh seal thrilling one-wicket win Bangladesh A survived a fine comeback by Derbyshire's bowlers to record a thrilling one-wicket win on the final day at Derby. Sajidul Islam, the Bangladesh No. 10, struck the winning run to squeeze his side over the line off the penultimate delivery. ·Dean destroys Bangladesh batting Kevin Dean tore into Bangladesh A's fragile batting with figures of 6 for 46 from 19 overs. ·Rogers ton drives Derbyshire Derbyshire became the third team in three matches to declare their first innings against Bangladesh A, Chris Rogers deciding enough was enough soon after he had brought up his century. ·Canada confirmed for four-nation Twenty20 Canada have confirmed they will take partin the four-nation Twenty20 which is being held in their country after finally signing the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the tournament sponsors. ·New Zealand to tour Bangladesh in October New Zealand will tour Bangladesh in October for a series of two Tests and three ODIs, according to the itinerary released for the fourth bilateral contest between the two countries. ·Mushfiqur fights in tame draw Bangladesh A's third match on their England tour ended in a draw. However, unlike the narrow escape against Warwickshire, the match at Leicester saw a much-improved batting display from the visitors. Bangladesh were dismissed for 330 in reply to Leicestershire's 354 for 4 declared, and the hosts reached 63 for no loss in their second innings. ·Four-nation Twenty20 tournament on The dates for the Canada Cup Four Nation Twenty20 tournament in Toronto have been announced. ·Iqbal and Nazimuddin lead Bangladesh A reply Bangladesh A's batsmen did a fair job of replying to Leicestershire's 354 for 4 declared, closing at 215 for 3 on the second day. ·Shakib and Rasel included in preliminary squad Shakib Al Hasan, the allrounder, and Syed Rasel, the left-arm seamer, have been included in Bangladesh's preliminary squad of 21 for the four-nation Twenty20 tournament in Toronto in August and the following tour of Australia.

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