Replay Video: 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' Taylor Swift & Zac Efron Co-Stars Address Dating Rumors

Taylor Swift and Zac Efron delivered a fun duet during their visit to "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" in Tuesday, February 21, 2012.

They strummed their guitars with the "New Year's Eve" actor being assisted by the "Mean" singer. After playing one chord, she encouraged him, "That sounds so good!" In response, Ellen DeGeneres jokingly said, "Only a girlfriend would react that quickly like that."

Taylor Swift and Zac Efron in “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”

The two stars, who serve as voice cast on upcoming animated movie "The Lorax", were rumored to be dating lately. They, however, denied the romance report and told DeGeneres that she taught him how to play guitar. 

"He's really good at it, like one lesson," she praised him. "I taught him how to play 'Pumped Up Kicks'." Instead of sticking to the original lyrics of the Foster the People song, they altered the lines.

"Ellen works a long day/ giving weird interviews in a slick cool sweater," Efron sings. "And it gets kind of weird/ Calling us out like we're boyfriend and girlfriend. But it's not 'cuz we're just sitting here." Swift jumped in with her own revised verses, "I've been on this show 8 times now, And I still remember Ellen hiding in the bathroom with a hidden camera. She scared me so bad I fell and I could've died.She always asks me who I'm dating every time I'm on the show. And I don't even know why."

Zac Efron and Taylor Swift on The Ellen Degeneres Show Full Video- Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Taylor Swift and Zac Efron - The Full Inverview.

Taylor Swift and Zac Efron Sing a Duet!.
Taylor Swift's Cat Fail Video. Taylor shared this footage of her super cute kitty having a little difficulty scaling a couch pillow.
Ellen Found Funny Web Videos of pets and babies

Read the rest of this entry >>

Screen Actors Guild (SAG) 2012 Awards Highlight Video

The 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, honoring the best achievements in film and television performances for the year 2011, was presented on January 29, 2012 at the Shrine Exposition Center in Los Angeles, California for the sixteenth consecutive year. It was broadcast simultaneously by TNT and TBS.

SAG Awards 2012 Red Carpet best dress

It was ladies’ night at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards when the film The Help swept the boards.  The female ensemble cast walked away with three major awards - for leading actress, best supporting actress and ensemble cast.

There wasn’t a dry eye in the house when Viola Davis picked up her award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for her performance in The Help. The 46-year-old received a standing ovation and her co-stars strong & Jessica Chastain and Octavia Spencer were in tears. Angelina Jolie and Meryl Streep were also misty-eyed.

2012 Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards Highlight Video

18th SAG Awards - Christopher Plummer - Male Actor in a Supporting Role

18th SAG Awards - Octavia Spencer - Female Actor in a Supporting Role

18th SAG Awards - Betty White - Female Actor in a Comedy Series

18th SAG Awards - Alec Baldwin - Male Actor in a Comedy Series

18th SAG Awards - Modern Family - Ensemble in a Comedy Series

18th SAG Awards - Jessica Lange - Female Actor in a Drama Series

18th SAG Awards - Steve Buscemi - Male Actor in a Drama Series

18th SAG Awards - Boardwalk Empire - Ensemble in a Drama Series

18th SAG Awards - Jean Dujardin - Male Actor in a Leading Role

18th SAG Awards - Viola Davis - Female Actor in a Leading Role

18th SAG Awards - The Help - Cast in a Motion Picture

Read the rest of this entry >>

Rebecca Black - Friday song official Video and Lyrics

"Friday" is a song by American recording artist Rebecca Black, written and produced by Clarence Jey and Patrice Wilson. It was released as a single on March 14, 2011, by ARK Music Factory as Black's debut single. The music video for the song became a viral hit due to criticism of the song's lyrics, the excessive use of Auto-Tune on Black's vocals, and the content of the video.

As of June 16, 2011 (2011 -06-16)[update], the video, which is now unavailable due
to copyright claims from Black, had amassed more than 167 million views, and had over 3.1 million "dislikes" (87% of total ratings) from

YouTube users. The comments on the video, which were mostly negative, have been disabled.

Since the growth in popularity of the song and video, there have been numerous parody videos and remixes. Forbes stated that the notoriety of the song is another sign of the power of social media – specifically Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr, in this instance – in the ability to create "overnight sensations".

Rebecca Black - Friday song official Video

(Yeah, Ah-Ah-Ah-Ah-Ah-Ark)
Oo-ooh-ooh, hoo yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
Yeah-ah-ah
Yeah-ah-ah
Yeah-ah-ah
Yeah-ah-ah
Yeah, yeah, yeah

Seven a.m., waking up in the morning
Gotta be fresh, gotta go downstairs
Gotta have my bowl, gotta have cereal
Seein’ everything, the time is goin’
Tickin’ on and on, everybody’s rushin’
Gotta get down to the bus stop
Gotta catch my bus, I see my friends (My friends)

Kickin’ in the front seat
Sittin’ in the back seat
Gotta make my mind up
Which seat can I take?

It’s Friday, Friday
Gotta get down on Friday
Everybody’s lookin’ forward to the weekend, weekend
Friday, Friday
Gettin’ down on Friday
Everybody’s lookin’ forward to the weekend

Partyin’, partyin’ (Yeah)
Partyin’, partyin’ (Yeah)
Fun, fun, fun, fun
Lookin’ forward to the weekend

7:45, we’re drivin’ on the highway
Cruisin’ so fast, I want time to fly
Fun, fun, think about fun
You know what it is
I got this, you got this
My friend is by my right, ay
I got this, you got this
Now you know it

Kickin’ in the front seat
Sittin’ in the back seat
Gotta make my mind up
Which seat can I take?

It’s Friday, Friday
Gotta get down on Friday
Everybody’s lookin’ forward to the weekend, weekend
Friday, Friday
Gettin’ down on Friday
Everybody’s lookin’ forward to the weekend

Partyin’, partyin’ (Yeah)
Partyin’, partyin’ (Yeah)
Fun, fun, fun, fun
Lookin’ forward to the weekend

Yesterday was Thursday, Thursday
Today i-is Friday, Friday (Partyin’)
We-we-we so excited
We so excited
We gonna have a ball today

Tomorrow is Saturday
And Sunday comes after … wards
I don’t want this weekend to end

Start Some Random Rapper
R-B, Rebecca Black
So chillin’ in the front seat (In the front seat)
In the back seat (In the back seat)
I’m drivin’, cruisin’ (Yeah, yeah)
Fast lanes, switchin’ lanes
Wit’ a car up on my side (Woo!)
(C’mon) Passin’ by is a school bus in front of me
Makes tick tock, tick tock, wanna scream
Check my time, it’s Friday, it’s a weekend
We gonna have fun, c’mon, c’mon, y’all

End Some Random Rapper
It’s Friday, Friday
Gotta get down on Friday
Everybody’s lookin’ forward to the weekend, weekend
Friday, Friday
Gettin’ down on Friday
Everybody’s lookin’ forward to the weekend

Partyin’, partyin’ (Yeah)
Partyin’, partyin’ (Yeah)
Fun, fun, fun, fun
Lookin’ forward to the weekend

It’s Friday, Friday
Gotta get down on Friday
Everybody’s lookin’ forward to the weekend, weekend
Friday, Friday
Gettin’ down on Friday
Everybody’s lookin’ forward to the weekend

Partyin’, partyin’ (Yeah)
Partyin’, partyin’ (Yeah)
Fun, fun, fun, fun
Lookin’ forward to the weekend

Rebecca Black - Friday song Lyrics

Read the rest of this entry >>

Rabiosa by Shakira featuring Pitbull, Music Video and Lyrics

"Rabiosa" (English: "Rabid") is a song by Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira featuring rappers Pitbull and El Cata. It was released as the third single from her third bilingual and seventh studio album, entitled Sale el Sol. Two versions of the song were recorded, one in English, that features vocals from rapper Pitbull, and one in Spanish that features vocals from El Cata.

"Rabiosa" entered the top ten of the Spanish Singles Chart, charted within French Singles Chart and the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles, and received positive reviews from American critics such as Billboard.

The music video for "Rabiosa" was shot from April 26 to April 28, 2011 in Barcelona, Spain. The video was meant to feature Pitbull and El Cata, as well as actor and journalist David Moreno. The director of the video was Jaume de Laiguana, whom also directed Shakira's previous videos for "Gypsy", "Loca" and "Sale el sol" and many others. The video was described as having a "partying atmosphere" by those who took part in the shootings.

The Colombian singer is seen performing raunchy dance moves on a pole in just a pair of tiny knickers and a string bra in her latest music video. Shakira, 34, shows off her incredible body in the racy outfit as she performs the highly seductive and erotic movements.

Rabiosa by Shakira featuring Pitbull Music Video


Rabiosa by Shakira Song Lyrics

If you don’t get enough of my
I got my boy in big, big trouble
You know i want ya,
You got a lot of the sex appeal,
Play along because I’m for real.

Oh ya papi, you’re like a mocha,
Come get a little closer and bite me.
Oh ya papi, you’re like a mocha,
Come get a little closer and bite me.

Rabiosa.
Rabiosa.
Come pull me closer.

Just say rabiosa, rabiosa.
Come pull me closer.

Rabiosa, if you don’t get enough of my

Pitbull:
I’m trying to have fun, i love you, but you want me
You got a lot of sex appeal,
I don’t play baby, I’m for real
Oh ya mami, lemme get the mocha,
Come get a little closer and bite me

Shakira:
Oh ya papi, you’re like a mocha,
Come get a little closer and bite me

Pitbull:
Oh ya mami, i like your mocha,

Come get a little closer and bite me

Shakira:
Oh ya papi, you’re like a mocha,
Come get a little closer and bite me

Rabiosa, Rabiosa
Come pull me closer
Just say rabiosa, rabiosa
Come pull me closer

Pitbull:
Oh ya mami, lemme get the mocha,
Come get a little closer and bite me

Shakira:
Oh ya papi, you’re like a mocha,
Come get a little closer and bite me

Pitbull:
Oh ya mami, i like your mocha,
Come get a little closer and bite me

Shakira:
Oh ya papi, you’re like a mocha,
Come get a little closer and bite me

Uh-huh, Uh-huh
Uh-huh, Uh-huh

Flexible lady: The raunchy video starts with the Colombian singer sliding down the poll and she performs the splits at the bottom

Read the rest of this entry >>

2011 MTV Movie Award Highlights Video

The 2011 MTV Movie Awards was held on June 5, 2011 at the Gibson Amphitheatre and it was hosted by Jason Sudeikis.

This year's show includes 12 categories, including Best Line From a Movie. Also, WTF Moment was re-titled Best Jaw Dropping Moment, and Global Superstar category was retired after debut in 2010 show.

2011 MTV Movie Award Complete Nominees and Winners list

Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis Present Best Male Performance


Kristen Stewart And Robert Pattinson Win Best Kiss, Taylor Lautner Gets Kissed


Justin Bieber Wins Best Jaw-Dropping Moment


Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively Present Best Kiss


Reese Witherspoon Accepts the Generation Award


Exclusive Preview: 'Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1



2011 MTV Movie Award Highlights Video

Read the rest of this entry >>

2011 French Open Rafael Nadal Vs Roger Federer Full Highlight Video and Match Report

The 2011 French Open (also known as Roland Garros, after the famous French aviator) was a tennis tournament played on outdoor clay courts.

It was the 110th edition of the French Open, and the second Grand Slam event of the year. It took place at the Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France, from 22 May to 5 June 2011.

World number one Rafael Nadal proved he is a class apart on clay as he won a record-equalling sixth French Open title with a dramatic win over Roger Federer.

The 25-year-old Spaniard matched Bjorn Borg's tally of victories at Roland Garros with a 7-5 7-6 (7-3) 5-7 6-1 victory in three hours and 39 minutes.

Nadal, who has now won 10 Grand Slam titles in total, also ensured he will remain at the top of the rankings ahead of Novak Djokovic.

In a thrilling encounter, the Majorcan withstood a Federer fightback after failing to capitalise when two sets and a break in front.

"To win this final against one the best players in the world and in history is something which is really fantastic for me. It's one of my most beautiful dreams," said Nadal,

"Congratulations to Rafa for having won the tournament once again. He played a super match," said the Swiss.

Federer, 29, had begun in the same flowing form that ended Djokovic's 43-match unbeaten run in the semi-finals, pressuring the five-time champion with his forehand and breaking at the first opportunity.

Nadal, who had treatment on his feet for what appeared to be blisters, appeared nervous and the first set was heading to Federer when the Swiss dominated on set point at 5-3, running around his forehand and creating space for a drop shot, only to see it land a fraction wide.

A cross-court backhand got Nadal out of trouble and began a stunning turnaround as the Spaniard suddenly found the depth and vicious spin off his groundstrokes that have helped him dominate at Roland Garros.

Federer could only find the net with a volley when Nadal fired a forehand down the line on break-back point in game nine, and two equally blistering forehands and a magical lob volley helped the champion move ahead at 6-5.

When Nadal whipped a forehand across Federer to take the set it must have been a shattering blow for the former world number one, and he played a poor game at the start of the second to fall further behind, Nadal breaking with a mid-court forehand steered down the line.

The Federer backhand was starting to leak points now and he had to rely on some great serving to fight off three more break points in game five, but he clung on to a rampant Nadal and surprisingly drew level at 4-4 when the Spaniard mishit a backhand.

It was an unexpected chance for Federer to grab a foothold in the match but Nadal simply would not allow it and powered back in the next game, regaining his advantage when another Federer backhand found the tramlines.

There seemed little prospect of a second lifeline in the set for Federer but it came, as Nadal served at 5-4, through the widely predicted rain that had held off for almost two hours.

A first set point for the Spaniard slipped by in the confusion as umbrellas went up around Court Philippe Chatrier, and when play resumed 10 minutes later with the score at 5-4, 40-40, it was Federer who responded much the better.

Piling on the pressure immediately with some heavy forehands, he forced Nadal into a mishit to get back on level terms and looked the likelier going into the tie-break.

The burst of Federer form shuddered to a halt, however, with the errors returning under pressure from Nadal, and after moving 4-0 clear the world number one hit a screaming cross-court backhand to set up four more set points, a forehand ripped into the corner completing the job.

With the champion boasting a 44-1 record at Roland Garros, Federer's prospects looked as gloomy as the skies above when a poor drop shot and a fizzing Nadal return saw the Spaniard move 4-2 clear in the third, but as in the previous set there was a way back for the Swiss.

Another drop shot, this time perfectly weighted, helped Federer break back to love in a superb game and after a quickfire hold the 16-time Grand Slam champion sensationally broke again, this time with a backhand, before serving out to a tumultuous reception from the Chatrier crowd.

The comeback was well and truly on when Federer moved to 0-40 at the start of the fourth but Nadal showed his mettle when it mattered with the match starting to run away from him, clinging on to take the game.

Nadal had weathered the storm and Federer simply could not maintain such an exalted level, with a double fault and a forehand into the net handing the Spaniard a love break for 3-1, and still bristling with energy the top seed got the security of a double break when Federer netted.

Serving for a sixth title, Nadal sank to his knees when Federer fired a forehand over the baseline on match point, ensuring the world number one notched another mark in tennis history.

Former British number one John Lloyd stated on BBC Two: "It was an amazing fightback in the third by Federer, but he was a step too slow in the last 20-25 minutes.

"Rafa looked stronger as the rallies went on and, on a clay court, that is crucial. But it was an incredible performance by Nadal."

Rafael Nadal Vs Roger Federer 2011 French Open Highlights Video

French Open 2011 Final Federer vs Nadal First Set Highlights


French Open 2011 Final Federer vs Nadal Second Set Highlights


French Open 2011 Final Federer vs Nadal Second Set Tiebreak


French Open 2011 Final Federer vs Nadal Third Set Highlights


French Open 2011 Final Trophy Ceremony and Rafael Nadal Interview

(L to R) Runner up Roger Federer of Switzerland and Champion Rafael Nadal of Spain pose following the men's singles final match between Rafael Nadal of Spain and Roger Federer of Switzerland on day fifteen of the French Open at Roland Garros on June 5, 2011 in Paris, France.

Read the rest of this entry >>

Prince William and Kate Middleton Royal wedding Highlights Video

Prince William and Kate Middleton, now the Duchess of Cambridge, have been married at Westminster Abbey in London.

Around a million people lined the streets of London to catch a glimpse of the couple and hundreds of millions of people were estimated to watch the proceedings worldwide on television.

Highlights from the wedding day of Prince William and Kate Middleton.


In this special 20-minute recap, see all the highlights from Prince William and Kate Middleton's history-making nuptials.


Extended royal wedding day highlights.(1:08.20 mins)

Prince William and Kate Middleton have kissed twice on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after their wedding service in Westminster Abbey.

Read the rest of this entry >>

India v Pakistan Cricket World Cup full Highlights Video, Match Report, Scorecard

ICC World Cup 2011, 2nd Semi-Final, India (IND)v Pakistan (PAK) Played at Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh, Mar 30, 2011 - day/night (50-over match) full Highlights Video, Match Report and Scores.

India secured a place in Saturday’s World Cup final with a high pressure but ultimately comfortable 29-run victory over arch-rivals Pakistan in Mohali.

India v Pakistan Cricket World Cup Match Report

Tendulkar, Raina and Munaf celebrate after win.

Touted in the build-up as a battle between the visitors’ bowling weaponry and India’s batting power, it was instead Pakistan’s frail middle-order which succumbed to the home side’s attack, falling to 231 all out after Wahab Riaz’s five-wicket haul had limited India to 260 for nine.

Man-of-the-match Sachin Tendulkar was dropped four times before top-scoring for India who booked themselves a date with Sri Lanka in Saturday’s World Cup final in Mumbai.

After winning the toss MS Dhoni’s side looked set for 300-plus on a pitch with an average first-innings score of 253, but Riaz struck regular blows for Pakistan with the home team’s middle order once again failing to make the most of a solid platform.

Tendulkar compiled a chance-laden 85 to set up the Indian innings, having been put down four times and survived both an lbw and stumping review in the 11th over of the innings. Although he didn’t go on to register his 100th century in international cricket in the highly-charged clash, his reprieves ultimately proved crucial to the final result.

Shoaib Akhtar and Sachin Tendulkar look-alikes.

He and Virender Sehwag got off to their traditionally brisk start at the top of the innings, with Sehwag butchering 21 from an Umar Gul over as India galloped to 55 without loss inside six overs.

Although Sehwag was then trapped lbw by Riaz for 38 from just 25 balls, Gautam Gambhir put on a 68-run partnership with Tendulkar to keep Pakistan on the back foot.

Gambhir was out stumped off the bowling of Mohammad Hafeez for 27, before Riaz returned to change the course of the innings as he removed Virat Kohli and Yuvraj Singh with consecutive deliveries as India wobbled on 141 for four.

Sonia and Rahul Gandhi at India v Pakistan Cricket Match.

Captain MS Dhoni survived the hat-trick ball and then stabilised the innings with an authoritative 25, but it was Suresh Raina’s unbeaten 36 which held the lower order together in the dying stages of the innings.

Riaz, who extracted prodigious swing in each of his spells, was easily the pick of the Pakistani bowlers with his 5 for 46 in 10 overs, while Gul had a day to forget with his eight overs costing 69 runs.

Saeed Ajmal meanwhile claimed a tidy 2 for 44 in his 10-over allotment with Pakistan’s decision to leave out Shoaib Akhtar well justified.

In response Pakistan made a positive start to their run-chase with Kamran Akmal(19) looking promising before driving Zaheer Khan straight to point.

Aamir Khan & his wife Kiran Rao at IND v PAK  Match.

Fellow opener Mohammad Hafeez (43) was well set when he played a forgettable scoop shot, edging through to Dhoni, and Asad Shafiq’s 30-run resistance came to an end when his stumps were re-arranged by Yuvraj.

At 103 for three the game was still a contest with the onus lying very much with Pakistan’s middle order. Younis Khan (13), however, was unable to deliver, as he chipped straight to Suresh Raina to put his side under even more pressure.

Preity Zinta and Neeta Ambani are watching match.

The precocious talent of Umar Akmal briefly lifted Pakistan’s hopes with two sixes and a four, but when he was bowled by Harbhajan for 29, the writing was on the wall. The dangerous pair of Abdul Razzaq and Shahid Afridi were both unable to make an impact down the order and Misbah-ul-Haq was left fighting a lone battle with just the tail-enders for company.

The 36-year old fired his labourious innings to life with five fours and a six taking him to 56, but with the task of 30-runs required off the final over Misbah became the last man out as Pakistan were bowled out with just ball left of the full 50-overs.

While the Pakistani batsmen were victims of their own poor shot selection, the Indian attack to their credit were disciplined and completed an allround display with each bowler on show claiming two wickets. Ashish Nehra, who returned to the side in place of Ravichandran Ashwin, was the pick with 2 for 33 with Dhoni requiring just five bowling options. The home side were equally impressive in the field and now head to Mumbai for the World Cup final on Saturday.

India v Pakistan Cricket World Cup Scores

India won by 29 runs

	India innings (50 overs maximum)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	V Sehwag	lbw b Wahab Riaz	38	32	25	9	0	152.00
	5.5 141.5 kph, Taufel has given Sehwag out and he's asked for a review against the lbw decision immediately. He didn't even check with Tendulkar. Brilliant decision from Taufel. That ball pitched just in line with leg stump, short of a length, and skidded on to Sehwag, beating the batsman's attempted flick off the back foot. That ball didn't bounce as much as Sehwag thought it would. He was on his toes playing the shot. The only doubt was whether it pitched in line, it did. Pakistan are ecstatic. 48/1
	SR Tendulkar	c Shahid Afridi b Saeed Ajmal	85	160	115	11	0	73.91
	36.6 87.0 kph, finally, they've held one! Sachin falls. And guess who's there to take the catch? Afridi drops to his left to hold onto a stinging drive at short extra cover. 'If you want the job done right, then do it yourself,' he's thinking. Possibly. Relief flows visibly over the Pakistanis as they gather at the fall of the wicket. Plenty of smiles out there now 187/5
	G Gambhir	st †Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Hafeez	27	55	32	2	0	84.37
	18.5 90.3 kph, Lovely stuff from Hafeez! Beaten in flight and stumped! Gambhir went down the track but couldn't reach the pitch of the ball. Panic. He then tried to stab the ball away but is now beaten by the turn. More panic. The ball has gone past him and he looks back, trying to get back but no luck. Kamran whips off the bails. India two down. 116/2
	V Kohli	c Umar Akmal b Wahab Riaz	9	20	21	0	0	42.85
	25.2 139.4 kph, Pakistan have taken a catch! Wahab strikes again! Caught at backward point. It landed on a length around off and angled away, Virat played a strange shot as if he was surprised by how it seamed away - Wahab hardly gets the ball to bend in - and had a weak waft at it. He just stabbed at it. Edge and pouched! 141/3
	Yuvraj Singh	b Wahab Riaz	0	1	1	0	0	0.00
	25.3 146.2 kph, Crashing full swinging delivery! Sensational moment! Wahab, who was kept in this game instead of Shoaib, has done the job. What a little big moment. Pakistan huddle is on. It was full, it was pacy and it swung in beautifully past the hurried stab and crashed into the stumps. Clatter! It didn't land at all. He just took the pitch out of the equation 141/4
	MS Dhoni	lbw b Wahab Riaz	25	64	42	2	0	59.52
	41.4 143.7 kph, well, that's one way to take the faulty catching out of the equation! Dhoni is rapped on the pad as he shuffles to off, huge appeal and Taufel has given him out! Dhoni wants a review though ... but it's not going to help, three reds as it pitches and hits him in line, definitely hitting the stumps and that's gone. India's hopes of making a defendable total are beginning to evaporate here 205/6
	SK Raina	not out	36	69	39	3	0	92.30
	Harbhajan Singh	st †Kamran Akmal b Saeed Ajmal	12	28	15	2	0	80.00
	46.4 91.8 kph, doosra, missed and stumped! Harbhajan jumped down the wicket and aimed for the straight boundary, but ran straight past the ball and is easily stumped by several metres. Ajmal the clear winner in the battle between the two offspinners 236/7
	Z Khan	c †Kamran Akmal b Wahab Riaz	9	14	10	1	0	90.00
	49.2 137.9 kph, gone! Caught behind, it was only a matter of time. Another enormous heave, this time he does lay bat on ball but it's a thin edge and safely pouched by Kamran. Five wickets for Wahab Riaz in a World Cup semi-final! 256/8
	A Nehra	run out (Wahab Riaz/†Kamran Akmal)	1	1	2	0	0	50.00
	49.5 from Wahab Riaz, Nehra's been watching too much of Zaheer! A big swing, nowhere near it ... but Raina calls him through for one! Kamran throws to Riaz, who runs back and takes the bails off, Nehra doesn't bother to dive, easily run out 258/9
	MM Patel	not out	0	1	0	0	0	-
	Extras	(lb 8, w 8, nb 2)	18
	Total	(9 wickets; 50 overs; 231 mins)	260	(5.20 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-48 (Sehwag, 5.5 ov), 2-116 (Gambhir, 18.5 ov), 3-141 (Kohli, 25.2 ov), 4-141 (Yuvraj Singh, 25.3 ov), 5-187 (Tendulkar, 36.6 ov), 6-205 (Dhoni, 41.4 ov), 7-236 (Harbhajan Singh, 46.4 ov), 8-256 (Khan, 49.2 ov), 9-258 (Nehra, 49.5 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	Umar Gul	8	0	69	0	8.62	(2nb, 1w)
	Abdul Razzaq	2	0	14	0	7.00
	Wahab Riaz	10	0	46	5	4.60	(4w)
	5.5 to Sehwag, 141.5 kph, Taufel has given Sehwag out and he's asked for a review against the lbw decision immediately. He didn't even check with Tendulkar. Brilliant decision from Taufel. That ball pitched just in line with leg stump, short of a length, and skidded on to Sehwag, beating the batsman's attempted flick off the back foot. That ball didn't bounce as much as Sehwag thought it would. He was on his toes playing the shot. The only doubt was whether it pitched in line, it did. Pakistan are ecstatic. 48/1 25.2 to Kohli, 139.4 kph, Pakistan have taken a catch! Wahab strikes again! Caught at backward point. It landed on a length around off and angled away, Virat played a strange shot as if he was surprised by how it seamed away - Wahab hardly gets the ball to bend in - and had a weak waft at it. He just stabbed at it. Edge and pouched! 141/3 25.3 to Yuvraj Singh, 146.2 kph, Crashing full swinging delivery! Sensational moment! Wahab, who was kept in this game instead of Shoaib, has done the job. What a little big moment. Pakistan huddle is on. It was full, it was pacy and it swung in beautifully past the hurried stab and crashed into the stumps. Clatter! It didn't land at all. He just took the pitch out of the equation 141/4 41.4 to Dhoni, 143.7 kph, well, that's one way to take the faulty catching out of the equation! Dhoni is rapped on the pad as he shuffles to off, huge appeal and Taufel has given him out! Dhoni wants a review though ... but it's not going to help, three reds as it pitches and hits him in line, definitely hitting the stumps and that's gone. India's hopes of making a defendable total are beginning to evaporate here 205/6 49.2 to Khan, 137.9 kph, gone! Caught behind, it was only a matter of time. Another enormous heave, this time he does lay bat on ball but it's a thin edge and safely pouched by Kamran. Five wickets for Wahab Riaz in a World Cup semi-final! 256/8
	Saeed Ajmal	10	0	44	2	4.40	(2w)
	36.6 to Tendulkar, 87.0 kph, finally, they've held one! Sachin falls. And guess who's there to take the catch? Afridi drops to his left to hold onto a stinging drive at short extra cover. 'If you want the job done right, then do it yourself,' he's thinking. Possibly. Relief flows visibly over the Pakistanis as they gather at the fall of the wicket. Plenty of smiles out there now 187/5 46.4 to Harbhajan Singh, 91.8 kph, doosra, missed and stumped! Harbhajan jumped down the wicket and aimed for the straight boundary, but ran straight past the ball and is easily stumped by several metres. Ajmal the clear winner in the battle between the two offspinners 236/7
	Shahid Afridi	10	0	45	0	4.50
	Mohammad Hafeez	10	0	34	1	3.40
	18.5 to Gambhir, 90.3 kph, Lovely stuff from Hafeez! Beaten in flight and stumped! Gambhir went down the track but couldn't reach the pitch of the ball. Panic. He then tried to stab the ball away but is now beaten by the turn. More panic. The ball has gone past him and he looks back, trying to get back but no luck. Kamran whips off the bails. India two down. 116/2

	Pakistan innings (target: 261 runs from 50 overs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	Kamran Akmal	c Yuvraj Singh b Khan	19	40	21	3	0	90.47
	8.6 123.9 kph, Done in by the slower one. And also done by his own favourite square drive. It was full and outside off stump, Kamran couldn't resist the temptation and reached out for his square drive. But he ended up slicing it straight to point. 44/1
	Mohammad Hafeez	c †Dhoni b Patel	43	66	59	7	0	72.88
	15.3 125.6 kph, What was Hafeez thinking? Again, yet again, a lovely 30 -40 and he has combusted. He went for a paddle sweep, yeah a paddle sweep, to a full delivery outside off stump and edged it to Dhoni. Oh dear. Pressure? or over confidence? 70/2
	Asad Shafiq	b Yuvraj Singh	30	61	39	2	0	76.92
	23.5 75.3 kph, whoops! Shafiq's gone. Too straight and a touch too full to cut, Shafiq went back and tried to, he missed and the ball skidded straight past him and hit middle stump, the Indians get into a huddle. He was cramped for room and short of time to play that shot 103/3
	Younis Khan	c Raina b Yuvraj Singh	13	44	32	0	0	40.62
	25.4 78.8 kph, caught at cover! A slow ball on a good length outside off, inviting Younis forward and into the drive. He takes the bait and spoons the ball towards Raina who leaps and takes the catch at head height. India are back in this ... 106/4
	Misbah-ul-Haq	c Kohli b Khan	56	134	76	5	1	73.68
	49.5 117.0 kph, there's the game! Misbah swings, the ball goes miles up in the air and lands safely in Kohli's hands at long-on 231/10
	Umar Akmal	b Harbhajan Singh	29	35	24	1	2	120.83
	33.1 86.4 kph, bowled 'im! Bhajji strikes straight away, it wasn't the doosra - more of an arm ball - but Umar played it horribly, neither forward nor back and swishing hopefully through the line of the ball. It nipped past the bat and clattered into the off stump 142/5
	Abdul Razzaq	b Patel	3	12	9	0	0	33.33
	36.2 116.2 kph, gone! Bowled! Munaf sends down a slower ball, another legcutter, and Razzaq plays down completely the wrong line to lose his off stump. India surge ahead with that wicket, they've got control now. 150/6
	Shahid Afridi	c Sehwag b Harbhajan Singh	19	25	17	1	0	111.76
	41.5 98.6 kph, gone! Harbhajan sends down a high full toss, Afridi attempts to smash it baseball-style down the ground but the ball takes the top edge and swirls up for cover to take an easy catch. The captain departs, he had to go for his shots but couldn't execute that one too well. This is India's game now 184/7
	Wahab Riaz	c Tendulkar b Nehra	8	16	14	1	0	57.14
	44.5 127.4 kph, there's another one! Full and straight, Riaz swings mightily across the line but all he can do is send the ball straight up in the air, an easy catch for Tendulkar at cover. India are just two wickets away from a World Cup final. Pakistan are still alive, but only just. The pressure really told on Riaz there, all those dot balls made him feel as though he absolutely had to hit the boundary 199/8
	Umar Gul	lbw b Nehra	2	9	3	0	0	66.66
	46.1 130.4 kph, gone! Full, swinging, and Gul is struck flush on the foot as he swipes across the line. He asks for a review but to no avail, that's stone dead. Gul's unhappy day comes to an end. India are just one wicket away from a dream final 208/9
	Saeed Ajmal	not out	1	18	5	0	0	20.00
	Extras	(w 8)	8
	Total	(all out; 49.5 overs; 239 mins)	231	(4.63 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-44 (Kamran Akmal, 8.6 ov), 2-70 (Mohammad Hafeez, 15.3 ov), 3-103 (Asad Shafiq, 23.5 ov), 4-106 (Younis Khan, 25.4 ov), 5-142 (Umar Akmal, 33.1 ov), 6-150 (Abdul Razzaq, 36.2 ov), 7-184 (Shahid Afridi, 41.5 ov), 8-199 (Wahab Riaz, 44.5 ov), 9-208 (Umar Gul, 46.1 ov), 10-231 (Misbah-ul-Haq, 49.5 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	Z Khan	9.5	0	58	2	5.89	(2w)
	8.6 to Kamran Akmal, 123.9 kph, Done in by the slower one. And also done by his own favourite square drive. It was full and outside off stump, Kamran couldn't resist the temptation and reached out for his square drive. But he ended up slicing it straight to point. 44/1 49.5 to Misbah-ul-Haq, 117.0 kph, there's the game! Misbah swings, the ball goes miles up in the air and lands safely in Kohli's hands at long-on 231/10
	A Nehra	10	0	33	2	3.30	(1w)
	44.5 to Wahab Riaz, 127.4 kph, there's another one! Full and straight, Riaz swings mightily across the line but all he can do is send the ball straight up in the air, an easy catch for Tendulkar at cover. India are just two wickets away from a World Cup final. Pakistan are still alive, but only just. The pressure really told on Riaz there, all those dot balls made him feel as though he absolutely had to hit the boundary 199/8 46.1 to Umar Gul, 130.4 kph, gone! Full, swinging, and Gul is struck flush on the foot as he swipes across the line. He asks for a review but to no avail, that's stone dead. Gul's unhappy day comes to an end. India are just one wicket away from a dream final 208/9
	MM Patel	10	1	40	2	4.00	(1w)
	15.3 to Mohammad Hafeez, 125.6 kph, What was Hafeez thinking? Again, yet again, a lovely 30 -40 and he has combusted. He went for a paddle sweep, yeah a paddle sweep, to a full delivery outside off stump and edged it to Dhoni. Oh dear. Pressure? or over confidence? 70/2 36.2 to Abdul Razzaq, 116.2 kph, gone! Bowled! Munaf sends down a slower ball, another legcutter, and Razzaq plays down completely the wrong line to lose his off stump. India surge ahead with that wicket, they've got control now. 150/6
	Harbhajan Singh	10	0	43	2	4.30
	33.1 to Umar Akmal, 86.4 kph, bowled 'im! Bhajji strikes straight away, it wasn't the doosra - more of an arm ball - but Umar played it horribly, neither forward nor back and swishing hopefully through the line of the ball. It nipped past the bat and clattered into the off stump 142/5 41.5 to Shahid Afridi, 98.6 kph, gone! Harbhajan sends down a high full toss, Afridi attempts to smash it baseball-style down the ground but the ball takes the top edge and swirls up for cover to take an easy catch. The captain departs, he had to go for his shots but couldn't execute that one too well. This is India's game now 184/7
	Yuvraj Singh	10	1	57	2	5.70
	23.5 to Asad Shafiq, 75.3 kph, whoops! Shafiq's gone. Too straight and a touch too full to cut, Shafiq went back and tried to, he missed and the ball skidded straight past him and hit middle stump, the Indians get into a huddle. He was cramped for room and short of time to play that shot 103/3 25.4 to Younis Khan, 78.8 kph, caught at cover! A slow ball on a good length outside off, inviting Younis forward and into the drive. He takes the bait and spoons the ball towards Raina who leaps and takes the catch at head height. India are back in this ... 106/4

Toss India, who chose to bat
Series India advanced
Player of the matchSR Tendulkar (India)

India v Pakistan Cricket World Cup Highlight Video
1 || 2 || 3 || 4 || 5 || 6 || 7 || 8 || 9 || 10 || 11 || 12

Read the rest of this entry >>

Bangladesh v England ICC World Cup full Highlights Video, Match Report, Scorecard

ICC World Cup 2011, 28th Match, Group B: Bangladesh v England Played at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong 11th March 2011 (D/N) full Highlights Video, Match Report and Scorecard.

Bangladesh weathered a batting collapse to pull off a shock World Cup win, inflicting a second defeat on England.

Bangladesh v England ICC World Cup Match Report
Set 226 for victory, Bangladesh slumped to 169 for eight before an unbeaten 58-run stand between Mahmudullah (21) and Shafiul Islam (24) powered them to 227 in 49 overs.

England have now been involved in five thrillers at the World Cup. First they just beat the Netherlands, then they tied with India. That was followed by a loss against Ireland and a thrilling six-run win over South Africa. Their latest defeat means it is likely to be win or bust in their final group match against the West Indies.

Bangladesh celebrate their thrilling win.

England coach Andy Flower will once again be pulling his hair out after his team twice threw away commanding positions. Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes gave the hosts a good start with a 52-run stand but once the former was run out for 38, Bangladesh stuttered to 73 for three with Junaid Siddique and Raqibul Hasan following soon.

Kayes went on to score 60 and his 82-run stand with Shakib Al Hasan (32) put the Tigers back on course.

However, a needless run out saw Bangladesh go from 155 for three to 169 for eight. Kayes, Shakib, Mushfiqur Rahim, Naeem Islam and Abdur Razzak all departed for the addition of just 14 runs as Ajmal Shahzad (three for 43), Graeme Swann (two for 42) and Tim Bresnan (one for 35) tightened the screws for England.

As Bangladesh’s hopes of a victory diminished the fans started to stream out of the stadium, but many of them were forced to turn around as Shafiul smashed a couple of boundaries shortly after his arrival

That swung the momentum back in the home team’s favour. England had no response and the Tigers run out victors.

Although the bowlers did well to take England so close to victory, questions will once again be asked about the batsman.

The loss of wickets at regular intervals meant that they restricted to 225 all out after being put in to bat.

A partnership of 109 between Jonathan Trott (67) and Eoin Morgan (63) provided most of the runs on a difficult batting surface as Bangladesh’s spinners strangled England through the middle overs.

England had slumped to 53 for three inside 17 overs as the top order struggled with the low bounce. Andy Flower’s ‘secret’ replacement for Kevin Pietersen at the top of the order turned out to be no surprise at all as Matt Prior opened the innings alongside captain Andrew Strauss.

After a slow start, Prior was out in foolish circumstances, wandering out of his crease while Mushfiqur Rahim appealed for a stumping off Abdur Razzak. Rahim quickly pulled a stump out with ball in hand to ensure that Prior was out at the second time of asking.

Strauss and Ian Bell fell shortly after to leave England in a spot of bother, but Trott batted steadily - as is his fashion - and Morgan looked like he’d never missed a game of cricket as he went about compiling a half-century on his return to the side.

England looked on course for a winning total on a pitch that is expected to get increasingly difficult to bat on, but then Morgan top-edged a sweep shot and was caught at deep square leg.

That sparked a slow but steady collapse as Trott holed out to long-off during the powerplay and Ravi Bopara slapped one straight to cover.

The last seven England wickets fell for 63 runs as Bangladesh’s bowlers took advantage of the slow pitch and were well backed up by their fielders.

Bangladesh v England ICC World Cup Scores

Bangladesh won by 2 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

	England innings (50 overs maximum)		R	B	4s	6s	SR
	AJ Strauss*	c Junaid Siddique b Naeem Islam	18	31	2	0	58.06
	10.3 143.9 kph, what a catch from Siddique! What a catch! Strauss went back to flash a cut, it rocketed towards slip at shoulder height and Siddique was rock solid snaffling the chance. Crowd have gone ballistic 39/2
	MJ Prior†	st †Mushfiqur Rahim b Abdur Razzak	15	20	2	0	75.00
	7.1 130.9 kph, gone! What a bizzare dismissal, Prior has had a brain fade. It drifted down the leg side, Prior missed it and drags his back foot. Rahim takes off the bails and Prior is just safe, but then he stays out of his crease and Rahim shows brilliant awareness to pull the stump out of the ground to complete the stumping a second time. Brainless from Prior, superb from Rahim 32/1
	IJL Trott	c Junaid Siddique b Shakib Al Hasan	67	99	2	0	67.67
	43.4 140.9 kph, gone! That was on the cards...pressure building, Trott tried to go straight down the ground but could only pick out long off. Well bowled and reward for keeping the runs down 182/5
	IR Bell	c Naeem Islam b Mahmudullah	5	23	0	0	21.73
	16.4 81.0 kph, Bangladesh alive again! What a soft dismissal. Bell chipping a length ball from around off stump gently to midwicket. He walks off shaking his head, doesn't make good viewing. Return to the bad days of Bell but dream start for Bangladesh 53/3
	EJG Morgan	c Imrul Kayes b Naeem Islam	63	72	8	0	87.50
	38.4 85.0 kph, magic for Bangladesh! Brilliant catch has brought them back into the game. Imrul Kayes running in from deep fine leg and diving to scoop the ball inches from the turf. Morgan got just too much top-edge on a sweep and it was enough to end a mighty comeback innings 162/4
	RS Bopara	c Naeem Islam b Abdur Razzak	16	22	1	0	72.72
	44.5 81.3 kph, another goes in the Powerplay...Bopara's struggle is over as he backs away and slaps it straight to cover. He couldn't play the finishing role today 195/6
	GP Swann	c & b Shakib Al Hasan	12	8	2	0	150.00
	46.4 gone...Swann's reverse hit brings his downfall as he skies it very high and Shakib steadies himself underneath the catch 209/7
	PD Collingwood	run out (Mahmudullah)	14	13	0	0	107.69
	49.4 from Rubel Hossain, gone...all out, England don't see out 50 overs. A low full toss is pulled into midwicket, the fielder races it and with a strong throw hits direct 225/10
	TT Bresnan	c Shafiul Islam b Rubel Hossain	2	2	0	0	100.00
	47.3 134.5 kph, gone! England falling away at the end as Bresnan swings at a low full toss and sends a simple catch to backward point. Bresnan waited to see if it was above waist height but it's fine 215/8
	A Shahzad	b Shafiul Islam	1	3	0	0	33.33
	48.1 gone! full, straight, Shahzad had a swing and missed. Superb finish to the innings for Bangladesh. Not very clever from Shahzad 217/9
	JM Anderson	not out	2	5	0	0	40.00
	Extras	(lb 2, w 8)	10
	Total	(all out; 49.4 overs)	225	(4.53 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-32 (Prior, 7.0 ov), 2-39 (Strauss, 10.3 ov), 3-53 (Bell, 16.4 ov), 4-162 (Morgan, 38.4 ov), 5-182 (Trott, 43.4 ov), 6-195 (Bopara, 44.5 ov), 7-209 (Swann, 46.4 ov), 8-215 (Bresnan, 47.3 ov), 9-217 (Shahzad, 48.1 ov), 10-225 (Collingwood, 49.4 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	Shafiul Islam	8	0	43	1	5.37	(2w)
	48.1 to Shahzad, gone! full, straight, Shahzad had a swing and missed. Superb finish to the innings for Bangladesh. Not very clever from Shahzad 217/9
	Rubel Hossain	8.4	0	40	1	4.61	(1w)
	47.3 to Bresnan, 134.5 kph, gone! England falling away at the end as Bresnan swings at a low full toss and sends a simple catch to backward point. Bresnan waited to see if it was above waist height but it's fine 215/8
	Naeem Islam	8	0	29	2	3.62
	10.3 to Strauss, 143.9 kph, what a catch from Siddique! What a catch! Strauss went back to flash a cut, it rocketed towards slip at shoulder height and Siddique was rock solid snaffling the chance. Crowd have gone ballistic 39/2 38.4 to Morgan, 85.0 kph, magic for Bangladesh! Brilliant catch has brought them back into the game. Imrul Kayes running in from deep fine leg and diving to scoop the ball inches from the turf. Morgan got just too much top-edge on a sweep and it was enough to end a mighty comeback innings 162/4
	Abdur Razzak	10	2	32	2	3.20	(3w)
	7.1 to Prior, 130.9 kph, gone! What a bizzare dismissal, Prior has had a brain fade. It drifted down the leg side, Prior missed it and drags his back foot. Rahim takes off the bails and Prior is just safe, but then he stays out of his crease and Rahim shows brilliant awareness to pull the stump out of the ground to complete the stumping a second time. Brainless from Prior, superb from Rahim 32/1 44.5 to Bopara, 81.3 kph, another goes in the Powerplay...Bopara's struggle is over as he backs away and slaps it straight to cover. He couldn't play the finishing role today 195/6
	Mahmudullah	5	0	30	1	6.00
	16.4 to Bell, 81.0 kph, Bangladesh alive again! What a soft dismissal. Bell chipping a length ball from around off stump gently to midwicket. He walks off shaking his head, doesn't make good viewing. Return to the bad days of Bell but dream start for Bangladesh 53/3
	Shakib Al Hasan	10	0	49	2	4.90
	43.4 to Trott, 140.9 kph, gone! That was on the cards...pressure building, Trott tried to go straight down the ground but could only pick out long off. Well bowled and reward for keeping the runs down 182/5 46.4 to Swann, gone...Swann's reverse hit brings his downfall as he skies it very high and Shakib steadies himself underneath the catch 209/7

	Bangladesh innings (target: 226 runs from 50 overs)		R	B	4s	6s	SR
	Tamim Iqbal	b Bresnan	38	26	5	0	146.15
	8.4 139.1 kph, silence in Chittagong! Crowd dumb struck as Bresnan strikes! Fullish length but Tamim was hanging back and just played across the ball a touch. It burst through and onto the stumps 52/1
	Imrul Kayes	run out (†Prior/Shahzad)	60	100	5	0	60.00
	30.6 from Collingwood, What's happened here?! Kayes gifted his wicket. They've gone upstairs for the run out but he looks well short. Oh dear, that's not what Bangladesh needed. Shahzad sent in a rocket throw from deep square, but there was no need to even chance the second. 155/4
	Junaid Siddique	run out (Anderson)	12	12	2	0	100.00
	12.2 from Bresnan, Is this gone?! Excellent fielding from Anderson who hits direct at the non-striker's end with a swivel and throw. This is mighty close. One angle is more clear than the other and Siddique seems short of the crease. Indeed he's gone. He played the ball into the leg side but was late responding to Kayes' call, while Anderson produced a pin-point throw 70/2
	Raqibul Hasan	b Shahzad	0	2	0	0	0.00
	13.4 134.9 kph, gone! That's a beauty from Shahzad. You can't play them. Pitched on off, held its line to beat the edge and ripped out off stump. Unplayable. 73/3
	Shakib Al Hasan*	b Swann	32	58	1	0	55.17
	35.6 84.6 kph, gone! There's the breakthrough, pressure tells and the captain goes. Shakib tries to sweep from well outside off and gets a bottom edge into off stump 162/5
	Mushfiqur Rahim†	c †Prior b Shahzad	6	20	1	0	30.00
	36.2 133.0 kph, gone! Maybe he won't. Shahzad strikes with another beauty. Like the ball to get Raqibul this one just straightens outside off to find the edge and Prior takes a fine low catch diving to his right 166/6
	Mahmudullah	not out	21	42	2	0	50.00
	Naeem Islam	b Shahzad	0	5	0	0	0.00
	38.1 138.5 kph, another gone! Beauty No.3 from Shahzad and it's an action replay of the others as it nips away late from Naeem who plays down the line. This time the off stump takes another blow 166/7
	Abdur Razzak	c Bresnan b Swann	1	5	0	0	20.00
	39.4 82.6 kph, gone! England have held a blinder, it's Bresnan at long on. Razzak tried to swing it high over midwicket, the ball went miles into the night sky and Bresnan tracked it all the way before diving full length to hold the chance. 169/8
	Shafiul Islam	not out	24	24	4	1	100.00
	Extras	(b 1, lb 9, w 23)	33
	Total	(8 wickets; 49 overs)	227	(4.63 runs per over)

Did not bat Rubel Hossain

Fall of wickets1-52 (Tamim Iqbal, 8.4 ov), 2-70 (Junaid Siddique, 12.2 ov), 3-73 (Raqibul Hasan, 13.4 ov), 4-155 (Imrul Kayes, 30.6 ov), 5-162 (Shakib Al Hasan, 35.6 ov), 6-166 (Mushfiqur Rahim, 36.2 ov), 7-166 (Naeem Islam, 38.1 ov), 8-169 (Abdur Razzak, 39.4 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	JM Anderson	9	0	54	0	6.00	(3w)
	A Shahzad	10	0	43	3	4.30	(5w)
	13.4 to Raqibul Hasan, 134.9 kph, gone! That's a beauty from Shahzad. You can't play them. Pitched on off, held its line to beat the edge and ripped out off stump. Unplayable. 73/3 36.2 to Mushfiqur Rahim, 133.0 kph, gone! Maybe he won't. Shahzad strikes with another beauty. Like the ball to get Raqibul this one just straightens outside off to find the edge and Prior takes a fine low catch diving to his right 166/6 38.1 to Naeem Islam, 138.5 kph, another gone! Beauty No.3 from Shahzad and it's an action replay of the others as it nips away late from Naeem who plays down the line. This time the off stump takes another blow 166/7
	TT Bresnan	10	1	35	1	3.50	(1w)
	8.4 to Tamim Iqbal, 139.1 kph, silence in Chittagong! Crowd dumb struck as Bresnan strikes! Fullish length but Tamim was hanging back and just played across the ball a touch. It burst through and onto the stumps 52/1
	GP Swann	10	1	42	2	4.20	(2w)
	35.6 to Shakib Al Hasan, 84.6 kph, gone! There's the breakthrough, pressure tells and the captain goes. Shakib tries to sweep from well outside off and gets a bottom edge into off stump 162/5 39.4 to Abdur Razzak, 82.6 kph, gone! England have held a blinder, it's Bresnan at long on. Razzak tried to swing it high over midwicket, the ball went miles into the night sky and Bresnan tracked it all the way before diving full length to hold the chance. 169/8
	RS Bopara	3	0	19	0	6.33	(3w)
	PD Collingwood	7	0	24	0	3.42

Toss Bangladesh, who chose to field
Points Bangladesh 2, England 0
Player of the match Imrul Kayes (Bangladesh)


Bangladesh v England ICC World Cup Highlight Video
Part 1| Part 2| Part 3| Part 4| Part 5| Part 6| Part 7| Part 8| Part 9

Read the rest of this entry >>