India In Bangladesh 2015

Beauty of Dhoni's batting is he can float up and down and get runs anywhere, says Gavaskar

Former India cricket captain Sunil Gavaskar feels that current limited-overs skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni should go that extra mile to encourage a bowler when he is getting hit for runs.

India vs Bangladesh: Ganguly rubbishes talk of Kohli-Dhoni rift

Expressing disappointment over India's performance, Ganguly credited Bangladesh for outplaying India.

Masterstroke: Mahendra Singh Dhoni's move to No. 4 needs to be a permanent one

When it comes to ODIs, MS Dhoni is one of India's best batsman and one of the most lethal finishers too. The move up the order means he thinks that he is the best bet at that position now.

Doubtful decision-making and lack of clarity of mind cost India the series, says Kohli

India didn't show any fight in the first two matches and were beaten comprehensively. While the team faced a lot of criticism, Virat Kohli has blamed India's decision-making for the loss in the first two ODIs.

India backing too many quick bowlers who haven't been bowling well: Dhoni

Dhoni attributed the 77-run win to the team's performance with the bat. India scored 317 for six courtesy Dhoni's 69 and a fluent 75 from Shikhar Dhawan.

We need to maintain good performance, says Bangladesh ODI captain Mortaza

After winning the One-Day International (ODI) series 2-1 win against India, Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza on Wednesday said the team needs to keep up and maintain the good performance they have showed recently in the upcoming series against South Africa as well.

India drop points as Bangladesh move up in ICC rankings after ODI series win

The defeat means India have dropped from 117 to 115 but still retained the second position on the ODI table.

Third ODI vs Bangladesh: By playing as a team, India finally put in an emphatic performance

For India, it is disappointing that it took two shocking performances to shake this Indian team into action from a post-World Cup, post-IPL slumber.

Losing one series doesn't make you a bad team: Suresh Raina

Middle-order batsman Suresh Raina has come out in full support of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, saying the beleaguered Indian skipper and his achievements "can't be shown disrespect" and that he still has a lot of cricket left in him.

Having Dhoni up the order gives me confidence, says Dhawan

Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan has said that skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's elevation up the order is not only an advantage to the line-up but personally gives him confidence while batting.