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Upul Tharanga scored 56 and Shehan Madushanka claimed a hat-trick on debut as Sri Lanka triumphed in the ODI tri-series final after cruising to a 79-run win over Bangladesh in Dhaka.
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Upul Tharanga scored 56 and Shehan Madushanka claimed a hat-trick on debut as Sri Lanka triumphed in the ODI tri-series final after cruising to a 79-run win over Bangladesh in Dhaka.
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Bangladesh will be ruing not putting up a better performance with the bat in their first innings as it allowed South Africa to retain control of the first Test by taking a 230-run lead going into the fourth day.
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Bangladesh have recalled all-rounder Mahmudullah for the two-Test series against South Africa later this month.
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Bangladesh have re-added batsman Mominul Haque to their squad for the first Test against Australia, which will get underway on August 27 in Mirpur.
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The Jamaica Tallawahs have signed Bangladesh all-rounder Mahmudullah as a replacement for his compatriot Shakib Al Hasan.
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Bangladesh have axed all-rounder Mahmudullah and batsman Mominul Haque from their squad for the first Test against Australia, which gets underway on August 27 in Mirpur.

“I must say they have improved a lot”
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Former Australia batsman Michael Hussey has admitted that Bangladesh earned their spot in the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy after emerging from an extremely tough group.

Shakib (left) struck his seventh ODI century, while Mahmudullah scored his third
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Bangladesh looked dead in the water at 33/4, but hundreds from Shakib Al Hasan and Mahmudullah scripted a miraculous five-wicket win that resulted in New Zealand being eliminated from the Champions Trophy.

Iqbal scored his 36th ODI fifty
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Bangladesh secured their first away win over New Zealand after beating them by five wickets in Dublin.

Neesham was named Man of the Match for his all-round performance
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New Zealand all-rounder James Neesham smashed a quickfire 52 and took two wickets to lead his side to a four-wicket win over Bangladesh in Dublin.