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When Kazi Salauddin saddled on the BFF (Bangladesh Football Federation) presidency eight years ago, it created a positive vibe. People

Bangladesh hit their lowest ebb in a T20 game when they were bowled out for 70 in 15.4 overs against New Zealand at the Eden Gardens

The build-up to Bangladesh's last ICC World T20 game was fascinating, if not spectacular, considering that they had fought well

Bangladesh will sign off from the ICC World Twenty20 after they take on New Zealand at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata today. Although the game, which starts at 3.30pm, has only an academic interest for Bangladesh after three straight defeats -- including that heart-

Bangladesh cricket is now blessed with two outstanding pace bowlers. One with near express pace who can bowl

What was the common syndrome that almost every Bangladeshi experienced during the long night after that heart-breaking one-run

Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudullah combined have played 391 games in the shorter versions of the game. And they were perhaps the most experienced batsmen that Bangladesh had to stroke those two runs off the last three balls to create a small piece of history at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore yesterday.

Mathematically Bangladesh are still in the running for a place in the last four of the ICC World T20 despite two consecutive defeats against Pakistan and Australia. But the reality before today's clash against India at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore is that they will fight for a lost cause in the context of the tournament, but for a very important cause as far as their own pride is concerned.

What is the difference between Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza and his deputy Shakib Al Hasan?

A brave Bangladesh fought like a wounded yet aggressive tiger before going down fighting by three wickets against a mighty Australia in their second ICC World Twenty20 Super 10 match at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore yesterday.

“Obviously it's a big blow. Two of our main bowlers are out of the team but we will have to go through the process and we will have to play hard.”

After a one-day washout followed by a Test snub, the Tigers will finally have their first sight of the mighty Australia in the glamorous ICC flagship event at a neutral venue today.

Bangladesh coach Chandika Hatuhrusingha has made it a habit of fronting up to the press when the Tigers are having a rough ride.

The M Chinnaswamy Stadium stands on the edge of the picturesque Cubbon Park in Bangalore. It is one of India's

The Pakistan defeat at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata served a big blow to the Tigers on Wednesday.

The build-up to Bangladesh's opening Super 10 fixture against Pakistan was intense and to some extent exciting.

Bangladesh suffered a painful 55-run defeat against Pakistan in their opening Super Ten match at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata yesterday. It's a flat statement that deserves a better expression. The Tigers lost to the pyrotechnics of one Shahid Afrid, who rediscovered his big-hitting exploits at a time when many thought he is no longer the kind of devastating force he has been over the years.

A confident Bangladesh will look to carry their recent home dominance over Pakistan over to the ICC World T20 proper today. The Group 2

The last time Bangladesh played an international match at the famous Eden Gardens in Kolkata was way back in

In the midst of a vibrant atmosphere at Kangra airport, Taskin Ahmed