Sri Lankan cricket team in Bangladesh in 2005-06

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Sri Lankans in Bangladesh in 2005-06
Teams	Sri Lanka	Bangladesh
Dates	20 February – 12 March 2006
Captains	Mahela Jayawardene	Habibul Bashar
Number of ODIs	3
ODIs won	2	1
Most runs (ODIs)	Kumar Sangakkara 181	Mohammad Ashraful 119
Most wickets (ODIs)	Ruchira Perera, Sanath Jayasuriya, Dilhara Fernando, Farveez Maharoof 4	Mohammad Rafique 7
Player of Series (ODIs)	Kumar Sangakkara
Number of Tests	2
Tests won	2	0
Most runs (Tests)	Upul Tharanga 297	Habibul Bashar 183
Most wickets (Tests)	Muttiah Muralitharan 16	Shahadat Hossain 9
Player of Series (Tests)	Muttiah Muralitharan

The Sri Lankan cricket team toured Bangladesh for cricket matches during the 2005–06 season. The Sri Lankans rested many senior players on this tour, like Chaminda Vaas, Muttiah Muralitharan (Muttiah was only left out of the ODI squad) and the captain Marvan Attapatu. The role of the captain for this series was taken over by Mahela Jayawardene. The first match of the ODI series was the last game for veteran fast bowler Khaled Mahmud.

1 Schedule
2 Squads
3 ODI Matches
4 Test Matches
- 4.1 First Test: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka (28 February-3 March)
- 4.2 Second Test: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka (8-11 March)
5 References

[edit] Schedule

Date	Match	Venue
Frberuay and March
20	1st ODI	Borga
22	2nd ODI	Borga
25	3rd ODI	Chittagong
28-3 March	1st Test	Chittagong
8-11	2nd Test	Borga

[edit] Squads

Sri Lanka	Bangladesh
Mahela Jayawardene (c) Kumar Sangakkara (wk) Malinga Bandara Tillakaratne Dilshan Dilhara Fernando Hasantha Fernando Sanath Jayasuriya (ODI only) Prasanna Jayawardene Chamara Kapugedera Kaushal Lokuarachchi Farveez Maharoof Lasith Malinga Jehan Mubarak Muttiah Muralitharan (Test only) Ruchira Perera Dhammika Prasad Thilan Samaraweera Upul Tharanga Sajeewa Weerakoon Michael van Dort	Habibul Bashar c Khaled Mashud wk Abdur Razzak (ODI) Aftab Ahmed Alok Kapali Enamul Haque Jr (Test) Javed Omar Mashrafe Mortaza Mohammad Ashraful Mohammad Rafique Nafees Iqbal (Test) Rajin Saleh Shahadat Hossain Shahriar Nafees Syed Rasel Tushar Imran (ODI)

Sri Lanka

Bangladesh

[edit] ODI Matches

[edit] 1st Match: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka, 20 February


Bangladesh 10/118 (35.5 overs)	vs	Sri Lanka 5/119 (24.1 overs)	Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets^[1] Shaheed Chandu Stadium, Borga, Bangladesh Umpires: K Hariharan (Ind) and MM Rahman (Bang) Man of the Match: PDRL Perera (SL)
K Mahmud 36 (62) PDRL Perera 3/23 [7]		KC Sangakkara 50 (62) M Rafique 2/10 [3]

[edit] 2nd Match: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka, 22 February


Sri Lanka 10/212 (49 [49] overs)	vs	Bangladesh 6/213 (47 [49] overs)	Bangladesh won by 4 wickets^[2] Shaheed Chandu Stadium, Borga, Bangladesh Umpires: K Hariharan (Ind) and MM Rahman (Bang) Man of the Match: A Ahmed (Bang)
ST Jayasuriya 96 (110) S Rasel 2/28 [10]		M Ashraful 51 (71) CRD Fernando 2/48 [8]

[edit] 3rd Match: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka, 25 February


Sri Lanka 7/309 (50 overs)	vs	Bangladesh 9/231 (50 overs)	Sri Lanka won by 71 runs ^[3] Chittagong Divisional Stadium, Chittagong, Bangladesh Umpires: K Hariharan (Ind) and AFM Akhtaruddin (Bang) Man of the Match: A Ahmed (Bang)
KC Sangakkara 109 (125) Mohammad Rafique 3/61 [10]		M Ashraful 64 (67) TM Dilshan 2/14 [5]

[edit] Test Matches

[edit] First Test: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka (28 February-3 March)

Bangladesh	319	&	181	Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets
Bangladesh	M Ashraful 136 M Muralitharan 3-87		M Rafique 40 M Muralitharan 6-54	Chittagong Divisional Stadium, Chittagong, Bangladesh Umpires: A Rauf (Pak) and SA Bucknor (WI) Man of the Match: M Ashraful (Bang)
Sri Lanka	338	&	2-163
MF Maharoof 72 S Hossain 4-83		MG Vandort 64* S Rasel 1-18

[edit] Second Test: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka (8-11 March)

Bangladesh	234	&	201	Sri Lanka won by 10 wickets
Bangladesh	H Bashar 69 M Muralitharan 5-79		H Bashar 73 SL Malinga & CRD Fernado 3-51	Shaheed Chandu Stadium, Borga, Bangladesh Umpires: A Rauf (Pak) and K Hariharan (Ind) Man of the Match: WU Tharanga (SL)
Sri Lanka	316	&	0-123
WU Tharanga 165 S Hossain 5-86		WU Tharanga 71* E Haque jnr 0-19

v • d • e International cricket in 2005-06

Preceding season: International cricket in 2005

August 2005	Zimbabwe v New Zealand – South Africa Academy in Pakistan – Videocon Tri–Series – Sri Lanka v Bangladesh

September 2005	South Africa A in Sri Lanka – Australia A in Pakistan – Zimbabwe v India – A-team Tri Series in Sri Lanka

October 2005	ICC Super Series – New Zealand A in Sri Lanka – South Africa v New Zealand (one-day matches) – India v Sri Lanka

November 2005	Australia v West Indies – England Women in Sri Lanka and India – Pakistan v England – India v South Africa – Afro–Asia Cup Under–19 Tournament – England Under–19s in Bangladesh

December 2005	Chappell–Hadlee Trophy – Australia v South Africa – New Zealand v Sri Lanka

January 2006	VB Series – Pakistan v India

February 2006	ICC Under–19 World Cup – New Zealand v West Indies – Bangladesh v Sri Lanka – Australia Women v India Women – South Africa v Australia – England A in West Indies – Kenya v Zimbabwe

March 2006	India v England – New Zealand Women v India Women – Bangladesh v Kenya – Sri Lanka v Pakistan

April 2006	Bangladesh v Australia – South Africa v New Zealand (Test matches) – DLF Cup (India v Pakistan)

Following season: International cricket in 2006

v • d • e

International cricket tours of Bangladesh

Australia – 2005-06
England – 2003-04
India – 2000-01 | 2004-05 | 2007
Kenya – 2005-06
MCC – 1976-77 | 1978-79 | 1980-81 | 1999-2000
New Zealand – 2004-05
Pakistan – 1979-80 | 1998-99 | 2001-02
Scotland – 2006-07
South Africa – 2003 | 2007-08
Sri Lanka – 1977-78 | 1984-85 | 2005-06
West Indies – 1999-2000 | 2002-03
Zimbabwe – 2001-02 | 2004-05 | 2006-07

[edit] References