Tushar Imran

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Bangladesh play their 21st Test match tomorrow when taking on Australia at the second new Test venue in the world within a week, at Cairns in northern Queensland

In their second injury scare of the week, Bangladesh have called up Rajin Saleh as a potential replacement for middle-order batsman Tushar Imran

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Only 29 overs were possible on a rain-marred first day's play at Kandy's Asgiriya International Stadium but enough for Sri Lanka to continue their domination over Bangladesh

Sri Lanka will go for a 3-0 whitewash of the Test series against Bangladesh in the third and final Test starting on July 11 at Kandy's Asgiriya International Stadium

If Bangladesh can keep the ball along the ground and make the Indians earn their wickets, Whatmore will happily accept that as a farewell gift

Allrounders Saqibul Hasan and Mehrab Hossan jnr find a place in the Test side for the first time while batsman Tushar Imran earns a recall two years after his last appearance

A third polished bowling effort, and effortless batting performance, enabled Sri Lanka A to complete a clean sweep of the series against Bangladesh A in Colombo

A thrilling unbeaten stand of 139 in 18 overs between Kaushal Lokuarachchi and Chamara Kapugedera powered Sri Lanka A to a five-wicket against Bangladesh A at the Colts Ground in Colombo

England A recorded their second win over Bangladesh A with another convincing performance Mirpur thanks to a fine allround display from Alex Gidman.

Tushar Imran, Bangladesh A's captain, ended England A's hopes of forcing victory with a solid 128

Alex Loudon was the star as England completed a hard-fought five-wicket win against Bangladesh at Mirpur

Stuart Broad further enhanced his reputation with a haul of 3 for 35 from 16.5 overs, as the England A bowled their Bangladeshi counterparts out for 209 on the first day of the four-day unofficial Test at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka

Former Bangladesh captain Khaled Mashud, the wicketkeeper who was omitted from the World Cup squad, has been named in the A squad to face England A in two four-day Tests