Andrew Strauss was delighted to put Saturday's defeat by Bangladesh behind him in emphatic fashion as England rebounded to win the third ODI by 144 runs to secure a 2-1 series victory.

Birmingham: Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott made hundreds as England bounced back from last weekend's shock defeat to beat Bangladesh by 144 runs at Edgbaston here on Monday and so take the three-match one-day international series 2-1.

Dhaka: Bangladesh recalled former captain Mohammad Ashraful and all-rounder Naeem Islam on Friday after batsman Roqibul Hassan and wicketkeeper Mushfiqur Rahim were ruled out of the ongoing one-day series against England. Roqibul, who top scored for his side with 76 in the first ODI, was injured after being struck by the ball on the left toe while Mushfiqur was hit in the face by left-arm spinner Faisal Hossain and had to be stretchered off the field.

Bangladesh have had a terible year in terms purely of results. In 2010 they have played 24 international matches (seven Tests, 14 one-dayers and three Twenty20 games) and have lost them all.

London: Bangladesh were boosted ahead of the first of three one-day internationals against England on Thursday after a 141-run success against a makeshift Middlesex side at Lord's on Monday. Bangladesh posted 301 for seven, then dismissed the hosts for just 160 with 10 overs to spare.

London : Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons insists that his side can one day develop to challenge world's top cricketing nations despite Bangladesh's crushing defeat to England in the Test series.

Manchester: England produced a devastating display of bowling to beat Bangladesh by an innings and 80 runs on the third day of the second test at Old Trafford on Sunday. Steven Finn took 5-42 and James Anderson 3-16 as 10 wickets fell in an extended afternoon session.

Manchester: England captain Andrew Strauss had extra time to decide on whether to enforce the follow-on against Bangladesh in the second and final Test after rain delayed the third day's start here on Sunday.

London: England clinched an eight-wicket win over Bangladesh on the fifth day of the first test at Lord's on Monday. Set a victory target of 160 after Bangladesh were dismissed for 382 in their second innings at the end of the morning session, England comfortably made it to 163-2, with captain Andrew Strauss hitting 82.

London: Bangladesh was dismissed for 382 in its second innings on day five of the first test at Lord's, setting England a victory target of 160 with two sessions to play on Monday. Steven Finn took 5-87 and Tim Bresnan 3-93, while Junaid Siddique, who batted for more than four hours, made a 74 that included seven fours.