2003–04 Bangladeshi cricket season

The 2003–04 Bangladeshi cricket season featured the inaugural Test series in Bangladesh between Bangladesh and England.

International tours

English Cricket team in Bangladesh

Main article: English cricket team in Bangladesh in 2003-04

England played 2 Test matches and 3 one day internationals (ODI) against Bangladesh. England won both the Test matches and won all three ODIs by 7 wickets.

2004 ICC Under-19 World Cup

Main article: 2004 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup

During February and March 2004 Bangladesh hosted the 2004 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup. This tournament featured a number of future international players for Bangladesh, including Enamul Haque Jr who ended the tournament as the highest wicket taker.

Domestic competitions

Honours

	First-class	Limited Overs
National Cricket League Champions	Dhaka Division	Chittagong Division
Most Runs	633 - Nuruzzaman (Rajshahi)	400 - Masumud Dowla (Chittagong)
Most Wickets	63 - Saifullah Khan (Rajshahi)	19 - Shabbir Khan (Chittagong)

National Cricket League

Team	Pld	W	L	DWF	DLF	ND	Pts
Dhaka Division	10	5	1	2	2	0	42
Sylhet Division	10	5	1	2	2	0	42
Khulna Division	10	1	3	3	1	2	24
Rajshahi Division	10	2	3	1	3	1	24
Chittagong Division	10	1	4	3	1	1	22
Barisal Division	10	1	3	1	3	2	20

	Barisal Division	Chittagong Division	Dhaka Division	Khulna Division	Rajshahi Division	Sylhet Division
Barisal Division		Match drawn	Dhaka Innings and 25 runs	Match drawn	Match drawn	Match drawn
Chittagong Division	Barisal 3 wickets		Match drawn	Match drawn	Chittagong 8 wickets	Chittagong 10 wickets
Dhaka Division	Dhaka 63 runs	Dhaka 226 runs		Dhaka 5 wickets	Match drawn	Match drawn
Khulna Division	Match drawn	Match drawn	Dhaka 152 runs		Rajshahi 6 wickets	Match drawn
Rajshahi Division	Match drawn	Match drawn	Rajshahi 8 wickets	Match drawn		Sylhet 13 runs
Sylhet Division	Sylhet 9 wickets	Sylhet 124 runs	Match drawn	Khulna 76 runs	Sylhet 138 runs
Scorecards

National Cricket One Day League

Team	Pld	W	L	NRR	Pts
Chittagong Division	10	8	2	-0.068	16
Rajshahi Division	10	7	3	+0.983	14
Dhaka Division	10	5	5	+0.212	10
Sylhet Division	10	4	6	-0.221	8
Barisal Division	10	3	7	-0.384	6
Khulna Division	10	3	7	-0.525	6

	Barisal Division	Chittagong Division	Dhaka Division	Khulna Division	Rajshahi Division	Sylhet Division
Barisal Division		Chittagong 7 wickets	Barisal 4 wicketrs	Barisal 50 runs	Rajshahi 95 runs	Sylhet 10 runs
Chittagong Division	Chittagong 2 wickets		Chittagong 1 runs	Chittagong 14 runs	Chittagong 2 wickets	Chittagong 8 wickets
Dhaka Division	Barisal 1 wicket	Dhaka 7 wickets		Dhaka 4 wickets	Dhaka 14 runs	Dhaka 99 runs
Khulna Division	Khulna 81 runs	Khulna 13 runs	Dhaka 6 wickets		Rajshahi 167 runs	Khulna 6 wickets
Rajshahi Division	Rajshahi 15 runs	Chittagong 6 wickets	Rajshahi 2 wickets	Rajshahi 6 wickets		Rajshahi 52 runs
Sylhet Division	Sylhet 6 wickets	Chittagong 8 wickets	Sylhet 105 runs	Sylhet 101 runs	Rajshahi 6 wickets
Scorecards

Other matches

Date	Type	Match	Result	Report
12 March 2004	One Day	Bangladesh Under-23 v Zimbabwe A	Zimbabwe A won by 223 wickets	Scorecard
17–19 March 2004	4-Day Match	Bangladesh A v Zimbabwe A	Bangladesh A won by 5 runs	Scorecard
23–26 March 2004	4-Day Match	Bangladesh A v Zimbabwe A	Draw	Scorecard
28 March 2004	One Day	Bangladesh A v Zimbabwe A	Bangladesh A won by 2 runs	Scorecard
30 March 2004	One Day	Bangladesh A v Zimbabwe A	Zimbabwe A won by 5 wickets	Scorecard
2 April 2004	One Day	Bangladesh A v Zimbabwe A	Bangladesh A won by 60 runs	Scorecard
5 April 2004	One Day	Bangladesh A v Zimbabwe A	Zimbabwe A won by 16 runs	Scorecard
6 April 2004	One Day	Bangladesh A v Zimbabwe A	Bangladesh A won by 52 runs	Scorecard

See also

• History of cricket in Bangladesh

External sources

• Miscellaneous articles re Bangladesh cricket
• CricInfo re Bangladesh
• CricketArchive re tournaments in Bangladesh