Sri Lanka will be looking for the elusive test match and series win when they tour India for a Three Test, five ODI and Two T20 match series from November to December 2009. The team arrive in India on November 8th for the 55-day tour.
The Bangladeshis, the 10th addition to the test-playing nations,
Beat Pakistan and Scotland in the 1999 World Cup but then crashed
to a 60-run defeat against Canada in the very next World Cup.
Asked the whether it was the greatest cricketing embarrassment
ever experienced by Bangladesh, captain Khaled Mashud replyed
"Cricket is a funny game and anything can happen"
In 1999, the Asian side produced one of the biggest upsets in
World Cup history with their 62-run victory over Pakistan but
questions were raised over the commitment of Pakistan's effort,
the side having already qualified for the next phase.
In Picture: Bangladesh players during the course of the
biggest ODI upset ever. They went on to beat Pakistan in this
inconsequential World Cup Match.
India have maintained a clean record against Bangladesh in 11
ODI matches winning all of them. 10 of the wins have come when
India batted second and one when India batted first.
Summary of Results:
Date
Competition
Venue
Victory margin
Scores
27-10-1988
Asia Cup
Chittagong
By 9 wickets
Ban 99-8
Ind 100-1
25-12-1990
Asia Cup
Chandigarh
By 9 wickets
Ban 170-6
Ind 171-1
04-05-1995
Asia Cup
Sharjah
By 9 wickets
Ban 163
Ind 164-1
24-07-1997
Asia Cup
Colombo (SSC)
By 9 wickets
Ban 130-8
Ind 132-1
10-01-1998
Independence Cup
Dhaka
By 4 wickets
Ban 190
Ind 191-6
14-05-1998
Coca Cola Series
Mohali
By 5 wickets
Ban 184-9
Ind 185-5
25-05-1998
Coca Cola Series
Mumbai (WS)
By 5 wickets
Ban 115
Ind 116-5
30-05-2000
Asia Cup
Dhaka
By 8 wickets
Ban 249-6
Ind 252-2
11-04-2003
TVS Cup
Dhaka
By 200 runs
Ind 276
Ban 76
16-04-2003
TVS Cup
Dhaka
By 4 wickets
Ban 207
Ind 208-6
21-07-2004
Asia Cup
Colombo (SSC)
By 8 wickets
Ban 177
Ind 178-2
Highest Innings Total:
India: 276 (49.3 overs) at Dhaka on 11-04-2003
Bangladesh: 249-6 (50 overs) at Dhaka on 30-05-2000
Lowest Innings Total:
India: 276 (49.3 overs) at Dhaka on 11-04-2003 (this was the
only occasion when India were bowled out in a match v Bangladesh.
In all other matches India romped home successfully chasing
the victory target)
Bangladesh : 76 (27.3 overs) at Dhaka on 11-04-2003
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