Mahmudullah is delighted upon bringing up his second Test century
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Stand-in captain Mahmudullah scored 101 before Bangladesh took two wickets after setting Zimbabwe a target of 443 to win on the fourth day in Dhaka.
Mahmudullah scored his 20th ODI fifty
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Bangladesh all-rounder Mahmudullah struck a superb 74 and took a wicket as his side skirted past Afghanistan by three runs and knocked them out of the Asia Cup.
Andre Russell excelled with both the bat and ball
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West Indies all-rounder Andre Russell hammered a game-winning 35 not out and took a wicket to lead his side to a seven-wicket win via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method over Bangladesh in the first Twenty20 International in St Kitts.
Tamim Iqbal celerbrates after scoring his 11th ODI century
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Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal struck a fantastic 103 to not only lead his side to an 18-run win over the West Indies in the third ODI in St Kitts, but a 2-1 series win as well.
Afghanistan celebrate their 3-0 victory after Rashid Khan’s heroics in the final over
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Afghanistan spinner Rashid Khan defended nine runs off the final over as his side escaped with a nail-biting one-run win over Bangladesh in the third Twenty20 International in Dehradun.
Mahmudullah exults after leading Bangladesh to victory
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Bangladesh all-rounder Mahmudullah hammered a game-winning 18-ball 43 to not only lead his side to a thrilling two-wicket win over Sri Lanka, but also guide them into the Nidahas Trophy final, where they will face India.
Dinesh Chandimal (right) will miss Sri Lanka’s clash with India on Monday and their match against Bangladesh on Friday
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Sri Lanka stand-in captain Dinesh Chandimal has been banned for the team’s next two Nidahas Trophy matches due to a “serious over rate offence”.
Kusal Mendis scored his second half-century in the shortest format
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Sri Lanka opener Kusal Mendis struck a career-best 70 to not only lead his side to a 75-run win over Bangladesh in the second Twenty20 International in Sylhet, but also hand them a 2-0 series win.
Shakib Al Hasan has not fully recovered from a finger injury
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Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan has been ruled out of the first Twenty20 International against Sri Lanka as he has failed to sufficiently recover from a finger injury.
Dhananjaya de Silva (right) and Kusal Mendis forged an unbeaten 187-run partnership
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Dhananjaya de Silva scored an unbeaten 104 and Kusal Mendis made 83 not out as Sri Lanka replied brilliantly after Bangladesh amassed a first innings total of 513 on the second day in Chittagong.
