Bangladesh tour postponement is disappointing - Shane Watson
Australian all-rounder Shane Watson is extremely disappointed about the postponement of the Bangladesh tour due to security concerns.
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Australia tour of Bangladesh 2015-16
Australia were due to tour Bangladesh to play two Tests in October before the tour was postponed due to security concerns.
Australia officially postpone Bangladesh tour
Cricket Australia on Thursday officially announced its decision to postpone the Australian tour of Bangladesh citing security concerns.
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Waiting for board decision on Bangladesh tour - Darren Lehmann
Australian coach Darren Lehmann is waiting for the decision on the upcoming Bangladesh tour, which has been thrown into limbo due to security concerns.
We have left no stone unturned - BCB President
President of the Bangladesh Cricket Board Nazmul Hassan has iterated that the board has left no stone unturned in making the most stringent security arrangements for the Australian team.
Australia tour of Bangladesh in doubt as players return to their home states
Australian team's participation in their upcoming tour of Bangladesh continues to remain under a cloud as Cricket Australia released their players to join their respective state training programs.
Cricket Australia recall security team from Bangladesh
Cricket Australia on Tuesday has recalled its security team from Bangladesh after they met various government and Bangladesh Cricket Board officials on Monday.
Bangladesh announce squad for first Test against Australia
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has announced a 14-man squad for the first Test match to be played against Australia in Chittagong from 9th October.
Cricket Australia will not risk players - Pat Howard
Executive general manager of team performance for Cricket Australia, Pat Howard, asserted that the board will not risk going ahead with the tour of Bangladesh without performing due diligence.
Bangladesh assure Australia over security concerns
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has issued a statement assuring Cricket Australia that there were no security concerns for their players in Bangladesh.
Australia delay departure for Bangladesh amidst security concerns
Cricket Australia on Saturday has delayed Australia’s departure to Bangladesh amidst security concerns raised by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Important for me to lead from front - Nathan Lyon
Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon opined that it was the time for him to take up a leadership role by mentoring the youngsters in the team when they face Bangladesh in October.
Pat Cummins confident of making comeback from injury
Australian fast bowler Pat Cummins, who was ruled out of the tour of Bangladesh with a stress fracture in his lower back, is confident of making a comeback from the injury.
James Faulkner keen to make Test recall count
Australian all-rounder James Faulkner, who replaced the injured Pat Cummins for the tour of Bangladesh, is keen to make his recall to the Test side count.
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Pat Cummins out of Bangladesh tour with stress fracture
Australian fast-bowler Pat Cummins has been ruled out of his team's upcoming tour of Bangladesh with a stress fracture in his lower back.
Bangladesh name all-pace attack against Australia for practice match
The Bangladesh selectors have decided not to include any front-line spinner in the squad named for the upcoming three-day practice match against Australia in Fatullah.
Shane Watson urges selectors to give youngsters extended run
Australian all-rounder, Shane Watson, who recently announced his retirement from Test cricket, urged the selectors to give the youngsters an extended run in international cricket.
Australia hire Sridharan Sriram as spin consultant for Bangladesh tour
Australian team have hired the services of former Indian all-rounder Sridharan Sriram as a consultant for their upcoming Test assignment in Bangladesh.
Need to adapt my captaincy to suit conditions - Steven Smith
Australian captain Steven Smith expressed his readiness to adapt his captaincy to suit the conditions in Bangladesh even if it means playing defensive cricket in the two-match Test series which begins on 9th October.
A rare break in the cricket calendar - The lull before the storm
A rare possibility surfaced – no international cricket for a fortnight, anywhere in the world. That hasn’t happened in a long while, definitely not this year. But, what follows the empty fortnight is a barrage of matches, with half a dozen teams playing each other quite a bit.
Stuart Law warns Australia not to take Bangladesh lightly
Former Australian batsman Stuart Law has asked Steven Smith's men to guard against complacency when they take on Bangladesh in a two-match Test series which begins in October.
Exciting times for Australian cricket - Darren Lehmann
Australian coach Darren Lehmann believes that his team is headed for some exciting times as the newly drafted players attempt to fill the vacancy created by the retirements of the senior cricketers.
Steven Smith looking forward for Bangladesh challenge
Australian captain Steven Smith is looking forward to the challenge of playing Bangladesh in their own backyard in the two-match Test series which begins on 9th October.
Peter Siddle banks on reverse swing in Bangladesh
Australian fast bowler Peter Siddle is hopeful of effectively using reverse swing during his team's tour of Bangladesh which kicks off in October.
Mitchell Starc to carry on despite injury - Rod Marsh
Australian fast-bowler Mitchell Starc, who was selected for Australia's tour of Bangladesh, will carry on bowling despite carrying a chronic ankle injury that needs surgery.
Australia include Bancroft, Fekete for Bangladesh Tests
The Australian selectors on Monday announced a 15-man squad for the tour of Bangladesh which included the uncapped duo of Cameron Bancroft and Andrew Fekete.
David Warner ruled out of Bangladesh tour with fractured thumb
Cricket Australia on Friday confirmed that Australian vice-captain David Warner has been ruled out of his team's tour of Bangladesh due to a fractured thumb.
David Warner realistic about return from injury
Australian opening batsman, David Warner, is realistic about his chances of making a return to cricket after suffering a thumb injury in the second One-Day International against England at Lord’s.
Matthew Hayden backs Joe Burns, Cameron Bancroft for Tests
Former Australian opening batsman, Matthew Hayden, has backed Joe Burns and Cameron Bancroft to be included in the Australia's squad for the upcoming Test series against Bangladesh.
Australia to tour Bangladesh for two Tests
The Bangladesh Cricket Board have announced the schedule of the two-match Test series against Australia, which will be played between 9th and 21st October, in Chittagong and Dhaka.
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