Abdur Razzak

A round-up of the action from the second round of National Cricket League 2011-12 matches

Left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak has been dropped from the Bangladesh Test squad for the two-match series against West Indies

Kieron Pollard, the West Indies allrounder, has said that the Bangladesh series is a very important one for West Indies and for himself personally

Michael Clarke will fly out of Bangladesh with a clean-sweep to his name in his first series as Australia's full-time captain, but it didn't come without a few jitters in the final match

Abdur Razzak has promised to not take a backward step when he comes up against Chris Gayle in Bangladesh's crucial game against West Indies on Friday

Alan Butcher, the Zimbabwe coach, has said Abdur Razzak, the Bangladesh left-arm spinner, has been the difference between the two sides during their ODI series in Bangladesh

Bangladesh battled hard for long periods of their two-Test series against England, but were prone to dramatic collapses with both bat and ball. Cricinfo picks through the rubble to assess the 13 performers

Jamie Siddons, the Bangladesh coach, is hoping the Old Trafford pitch offers assistance to his spinners, as his team aims to build on their efforts in the first Test and give England another tough five-day contest

Mashrafe Mortaza will only play the limited-overs matches in New Zealand and not the one-off Test

Bangladesh's captain has praised his side for their versatility while again cautioning his batsmen about their repeated lapses in the face of adversity

Tamim Iqbal, the Bangladesh opener, has declared he's determined to answer his captain Shakib Al Hasan's call for a more responsible top-order effort

It was a commanding performance from Bangladesh, marshalled by left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak and captain Shakib Al Hasan as they drew level in the series against Zimbabwe in style

Shakib Al Hasan will continue to lead Bangladesh in the five-match ODI series against Zimbabwe at home after the original captain Mashrafe Mortaza failed to prove his fitness following knee surgery

The left-arm spinner strained his hamstring while batting in the third ODI against West Indies at St Kitts on Friday

Floyd Reifer has said while he is happy with the balance of the team, the top-order batting remains

Shakib Al Hasan was the architect of Bangladesh's success as he delivered a fine allround performance to lead his team to a 52-run win in Dominica

Abdur Razzak, Naeem Islam and Syed Rasel will join the Bangladesh team for the three-match ODI series which begins on July 26.

Abdur Razzak, the Bangladesh left-arm spinner who had been suspended for a suspect action last November, has been cleared to bowl in international cricket by the ICC

Abdur Razzak's bowling action will be independently reviewed in Australia before the left-arm spinner faces an ICC assessment