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Windies back in charge after Shakib gifts wicket

Nov 24, 2012

Shakib shared 144 runs with Nasir Hossain for the sixth wicket after a familiar Bangladesh batting collapse cost them their first five for 82 runs. #Bangladesh #NewsTracker #West Indies #Shakib Al Hasan
Asia Cup comes to Pak again in 2-run win over Bangladesh

Mar 22, 2012

Pakistan were restricted to a modest 236 for nine but held their nerve to stop the spirited hosts at 234 for eight. #Cricket #Pakistan #Bangladesh #Shakib Al Hasan #AsiaCup #Tamim Iqbal
Asia Cup: Bangladesh pip Sri Lanka to enter final, India out

Mar 20, 2012

The victory of the home side ensured that India's campaign in the championship is over. #India #Sri Lanka #Shakib Al Hasan #AsiaCup #Tamim Iqbal

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Today I dream that Bangladesh beats Pakistan

Mar 22, 2012

I also dream that Sachin refuses to play in the IPL, and Kohli decides not to do any more ad films. But these are impossible dreams. #Cricket #Sachin Tendulkar #Virat Kohli #Shakib Al Hasan #AsiaCup

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Shakib-al-Hasan's allround performance inspires Bangladesh to T20 win over Zimbabwe

2013-05-12 15:21:00

After scoring 40 off just 28 balls, Shakib al Hasan came back to end with figures of four for 22 © AFP Bulawayo: May 12, 2013 Bangladesh leveled the two-match T20 series with a 34-run victory over Zimbabwe in the second T20 at Bulawayo. Chasing 169, the #Bangladesh #Zimbabwe #Vusi Sibanda
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Bangladesh`s Shakib Al Hasan fined for showing dissent

2013-05-06 12:40:00

Dubai: Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan was today fined 75 per cent of his match fee for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during his side`s loss in the second One-day International against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo. Shakib was fined after he pleaded gu #Shakib Al Hasan #Bangladesh #Dubai
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Bangaladesh set target of 169 for Zimbabwe in 2nd T20 at Bulawayo

2013-05-12 13:23:00

Bulawayo: Apr 12, 2013 Bangladesh reached 168 for seven in their 20 overs against Zimbabwe in the second T20 International at Bulawayo on Sunday. Bangladesh skipper Mushfiqur Rahim won the toss and elected to bat first. His move seemed to have backfired #Bangladesh #Zimbabwe #Mushfiqur Rahim

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