>England vs Bangladesh 1st Test (2010) Day 5 Highlights – Chittagong

>Scoreline: B’desh 331 all out Junaid Siddique 106, Mushfiqur Rahim 95 | Swann 5, Bresnan 3
England win the 1st test
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>1st Test: Bangladesh vs England, Full Scorecard

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England in Bangladesh, 2010

Bangladesh vs England, 1st Test

Venue	Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong, March 12-16, 2010
Toss	Bangladesh (Elected to field)
Man of the Match	Graeme Swann

England 1st Innings
Batsmen	England (599/6 in 138.3 ovs)	Runs	Balls	4’s	6’s	SR
Alastair Cook (c)	c & b Mahmudullah	173	283	16	2	61.13
Michael Carberry	lbw b Mahmudullah	30	51	6	0	58.82
Jonathan Trott	c M Rahim b R Hossain	39	77	3	0	50.65
Kevin Pietersen	b A Razzak	99	135	15	1	73.33
Paul Collingwood	c T Iqbal b A Razzak	145	188	10	4	77.13
Ian Bell	c R Hossain b S Hasan	84	105	9	0	80.00
Matt Prior (wk)	not out	0	3	0	0	0.00
Stuart Broad
Tim Bresnan
Graeme Swann
Steven Finn
Extras	b – 6, lb – 9, w – 3, nb – 11	29

Total (599 for 6 in 138.3 overs)

599

Run Rate: 4.32

Fall Of Wickets

1/72 (Michael Carberry, 18.2 ov.), 2/149 (Jonathan Trott, 39.5 ov.), 3/319 (Kevin Pietersen, 75.4 ov.), 4/412 (Alastair Cook, 102.4 ov.), 5/596 (Paul Collingwood, 137.2 ov.), 6/599 (Ian Bell, 138.3 ov.)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	NB	WB	ER
Shahadat Hossain	17	2	73	0	4	2	4.3
Rubel Hossain	19	0	97	1	5	0	5.1
Shakib Al Hasan	34.3	4	133	1	0	0	3.9
Naeem Islam	12	1	42	0	0	0	3.5
Mahmudullah	23	1	78	2	1	1	3.4
Abdur Razzak	31	1	157	2	0	0	5.1
Aftab Ahmed	1	0	2	0	0	0	2.0
Tamim Iqbal	1	0	2	0	0	0	2.0

Bangladesh 1st Innings
Batsmen	Bangladesh (296/10 in 90.3 ovs)	Runs	Balls	4’s	6’s	SR
Tamim Iqbal	b T Bresnan	86	124	14	1	69.35
Imrul Kayes	c M Prior b S Broad	4	9	1	0	44.44
Junaid Siddique	c & b S Broad	7	17	1	0	41.18
Aftab Ahmed	c I Bell b G Swann	1	6	0	0	16.67
Mahmudullah	c P Collingwood b G Swann	51	64	7	1	79.69
Shakib Al Hasan (c)	b G Swann	1	20	0	0	5.00
Shahadat Hossain	c P Collingwood b S Finn	14	34	2	0	41.18
Mushfiqur Rahim (wk)	c (sub)J Tredwell b G Swann	79	152	15	0	51.97
Naeem Islam	run out (M Carberry/M Prior)	38	116	6	0	32.76
Abdur Razzak	not out	0	0	0	0	0.00
Rubel Hossain	b G Swann	0	2	0	0	0.00
Extras	b – 1, lb – 12, w – 1, nb – 1	15

Total (296 for 10 in 90.3 overs)

296

Run Rate: 3.27

Fall Of Wickets

1/13 (Imrul Kayes, 2.4 ov.), 2/27 (Junaid Siddique, 6.5 ov.), 3/51 (Aftab Ahmed, 11.4 ov.), 4/145 (Mahmudullah, 29.5 ov.), 5/149 (Shakib Al Hasan, 37.2 ov.), 6/159 (Tamim Iqbal, 41.4 ov.), 7/183 (Shahadat Hossain, 50.3 ov.), 8/296 (Naeem Islam, 90 ov.), 9/296 (Mushfiqur Rahim, 90.1 ov.), 10/296 (Rubel Hossain, 90.3 ov.)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	NB	WB	ER
Stuart Broad	21	4	70	2	0	0	3.3
Tim Bresnan	25	10	72	1	0	1	2.9
Graeme Swann	29.3	8	90	5	0	0	3.1
Steven Finn	14	5	48	1	1	0	3.4
Kevin Pietersen	1	0	3	0	0	0	3.0

England 2nd Innings
Batsmen	England (209/7 in 49.3 ovs)	Runs	Balls	4’s	6’s	SR
Alastair Cook (c)	c A Ahmed b Mahmudullah	39	55	3	0	70.91
Michael Carberry	lbw b A Razzak	34	89	3	0	38.20
Jonathan Trott	c J Siddique b S Hasan	14	25	1	0	56.00
Kevin Pietersen	lbw b S Hasan	32	24	5	1	133.33
Paul Collingwood	c Mahmudullah b A Razzak	3	11	0	0	27.27
Ian Bell	not out	39	55	4	1	70.91
Matt Prior (wk)	c S Hossain b S Hasan	7	15	1	0	46.67
Graeme Swann	c J Siddique b S Hasan	32	25	3	0	128.00
Stuart Broad
Tim Bresnan
Steven Finn
Extras	b – 5, lb – 2, w – 0, nb – 2	9

Total (209 for 7 in 49.3 overs)

209

Run Rate: 4.22

Fall Of Wickets

1/65 (Alastair Cook, 15.4 ov.), 2/87 (Jonathan Trott, 24.1 ov.), 3/126 (Kevin Pietersen, 29.6 ov.), 4/130 (Michael Carberry, 32.6 ov.), 5/131 (Paul Collingwood, 34.3 ov.), 6/144 (Matt Prior, 39.2 ov.), 7/209 (Graeme Swann, 49.3 ov.)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	NB	WB	ER
Shahadat Hossain	6	0	19	0	0	0	3.2
Rubel Hossain	6	1	28	0	2	0	4.7
Mahmudullah	8	0	26	1	0	0	3.2
Naeem Islam	3	0	14	0	0	0	4.7
Shakib Al Hasan	16.3	1	62	4	0	0	3.8
Abdur Razzak	10	2	53	2	0	0	5.3

Bangladesh 2nd Innings
Batsmen	Bangladesh (331/10 in 124 ovs)	Runs	Balls	4’s	6’s	SR
Tamim Iqbal	b G Swann	14	33	1	0	42.42
Imrul Kayes	c M Prior b S Finn	23	45	4	0	51.11
Junaid Siddique	c P Collingwood b G Swann	106	292	17	0	36.30
Aftab Ahmed	c M Prior b T Bresnan	26	54	4	0	48.15
Mahmudullah	b T Bresnan	5	11	1	0	45.45
Shakib Al Hasan (c)	lbw b G Swann	4	3	1	0	133.33
Mushfiqur Rahim (wk)	b G Swann	95	232	12	0	40.95
Naeem Islam	c M Carberry b G Swann	36	45	3	3	80.00
Abdur Razzak	lbw b S Broad	1	7	0	0	14.29
Shahadat Hossain	c M Prior b T Bresnan	12	22	2	0	54.55
Rubel Hossain	not out	0	0	0	0	0.00
Extras	b – 2, lb – 7, w – 0, nb – 0	9

Total (331 for 10 in 124 overs)

331

Run Rate: 2.67

Fall Of Wickets

1/33 (Tamim Iqbal, 11.4 ov.), 2/45 (Imrul Kayes, 14.3 ov.), 3/99 (Aftab Ahmed, 32.4 ov.), 4/105 (Mahmudullah, 36.6 ov.), 5/110 (Shakib Al Hasan, 37.6 ov.), 6/277 (Junaid Siddique, 107.4 ov.), 7/294 (Mushfiqur Rahim, 113.3 ov.), 8/301 (Abdur Razzak, 114.6 ov.), 9/327 (Shahadat Hossain, 122.6 ov.), 10/331 (Naeem Islam, 123.6 ov.)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	NB	WB	ER
Stuart Broad	25	7	69	1	0	0	2.8
Tim Bresnan	24	7	63	3	0	0	2.6
Steven Finn	18	7	47	1	0	0	2.6
Graeme Swann	49	11	127	5	0	0	2.6
Kevin Pietersen	6	1	11	0	0	0	1.8
Jonathan Trott	2	0	5	0	0	0	2.5

Umpires	Tony Hill (NZ) and Rod Tucker (Aus)
Third Umpire	Enamul Haque (Ban)
Match Referee	Jeff Crowe (NZ)

>1st Test Day 1: Bangladesh v England Highlights at Chittagong, Mar 12, 2010

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>Match Today: Bangladesh v England, 1st Test (2010) Day 5, Chittagong

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Bangladesh did well to extend the game into day 5 with Siddique and Rahim batting well to stall England. Siddique scored a nice 68 and Rahim is also nearing a fifty. Bangladesh would do even better to extend this game into the final session of the test. However I see the match getting over by 1 hour after lunch, but would love to see Bangladesh prove me wrong.

Can Siddique, Rahim and Co. pull off a miracle and save the game? Dont count on a miracle but you never know  Stay tuned for the final day.

Match Timings: Mar 16, 2010 (09:30 local, 03:30 GMT)
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>England vs Bangladesh 1st Test (2010) Day 4 Highlights – Chittagong

>Watch cricket highlights: England vs Bangladesh 1st Test (2010) Day 4, played at Chittagong on March 15, 2010.
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>England vs Bangladesh 1st Test (2010) Day 3 Highlights – Chittagong

>Scoreline: Bangladesh (1st Inn) 296 all out Tamim Iqbal 86 Mushfiqur Rahim 79, Mahmudullah 51, Naeem Islam 38 | Graeme Swann 5
England (2nd Inn) 131/5 KP 32 (24), Cook 39, Carberry 34
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>Match Preview – Weakened England should still be too strong

>Big Picture
It’s been so far, so good for England in Bangladesh, albeit with the occasional fright along the way in the one-day series and a troublesome list of injuries to their quick bowlers. Even though their strike power has been reduced they should still have too much class for the home side over this short series, but it’s

>Bangladesh v England 1st Test at Chittagong, Mar 12-16, 2010

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England in Bangladesh Test Series

Bangladesh v England
Played at Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong

Date : 12,13,14,15,16 March 2010
Match Start Time :Match scheduled to begin at 09:30 local time (03:30 GMT)

Match details
Match scheduled to begin at 09:30 local time (03:30 GMT)

>Flintoff: Gough the man for England role

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Andrew Flintoff has backed Darren Gough as the man to replace Ottis Gibson as England’s bowling coach.

Gibson left the post to become the new West Indies coach and former South Africa paceman Allan Donald has been widely tipped to step in but Flintoff believes Gough, who took 229 wickets in 58 Tests for England, would be the perfect choice.

“I know Alan has been mentioned along with Michael Kasprowicz,” Flintoff told The People. “They are nice blokes but I’m sure Darren would do it. He would be great. He knows bowling inside and out so they should ask Goughie.”

>IPL 2010: England’s Ravi Bopara may give IPL a miss

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England’s top-order batsman, Ravi Bopara has said that he will delay his departure to India for the Indian Premier League due to the security issue in the country. Bopara said that he has not yet decided on whether he will go or whether he will give the tournament a miss.

Bopara plays for Kings XI Punjab.

However, the chief commissioner of the tournament, Lalit Modi, said that he had had a talk with Bopara and that there was no truth in the fact that Bopara was pulling out of the IPL.

Bopara said that while he was looking forward to coming to India, the issue was Rig Dickason’s report which had cautioned the players from featuring in the tournament. The report had also said that the terror threat by the extremist elements was a creditable one, and the players need to get further clarity about the security situation in the country.

Earlier, Lalit Modi had lashed out at Ricky Ponting for trying to persuade the Australian cricketers into not going to play in the Indian Premier League. Modi had also said that the players were free to miss out on the tournament, but ran the risk of being dumped out of the tournament from net year onwards.

IPL begins from the 12th of March and will see Dale Steyn go into the tournament as a favourite to end with the Purple Cap – awarded to the top wicket-taker. He shares this position jointly with Muthiah Muralitharan and Sporting Bet offers 7/1 for them to get there. Harbhajan Singh is 8/1 (Sporting Bet) end up as the best bowler of the tournament. Deccan Chargers are said to be favourites to end up as a side to smash most sixes in the tournament (3/1 at William Hill) and why not, given their power-packed line-up in Adam Gilchrist (12/1 at Sporting Bet), Andrew Symonds and Rohit Sharma.

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