Bangladesh in England, 2005

Ashraful aims to build on success

As Bangladesh prepared to leave England, Mohammad Ashraful vowed to use the trip as a springboard for further, more consistent, success. Although Bangladesh twice went down by an innings in their two Tests against England, they rallied in the one-day internationals with Ashraful's run-a-ball hundred setting up their shock five-wicket win against Australia in Cardiff.

Batsman wants to be more consistent | Tour review

Whatmore lifted by Bangladesh win

Worcestershire result is a timely tonic | Worcs v Bang bulletin

Gains and losses in the six-day war

Andrew Miller on the upshot of the Bangladesh series

Shoaib to make Worcs bow against Bangladesh

Bangladesh grant special permission for him to play

Jones cleared after bump-ball incident

No breach of Code of Conduct | Flintoff action in the spotlight

England romp to series victory

Eng v Bang 2nd Test scorecard | Bulletin | Match home

Thorpe gears up for final challenge

Stalwart prepares for 100th Test | The making of a centurion | Exclusive Thorpe interview | Stern Words: Tapping up controversy | Thorpe in numbers: England's Mr Consistent

British Universities - Fenners
Match Drawn

Sussex - Hove
Lost by an innings and 226 runs

Northants - Northampton
Match Drawn

1st Test - Lord's
Lost by an innings and 261 runs

2nd Test - Riverside
Lost by an innings and 27 runs

Derbyshire - Derby
Lost by 6 wickets

Worcestershire - New Road
Won by 4 wickets
Full tour schedule (including NatWest Series)