Bangladesh let Sri Lanka off the hook with fielding mishaps and overstepping to exit the 2022 Asia Cup despite putting up a good fight. Skipper Shakib Al Hasan felt there are two areas his side will focus on following the exit.

Powerful innings by Kusal Mendis and skipper Dasun Shanaka helped Sri Lanka pull off a thrilling two-wicket win over Bangladesh to make the Asia Cup Super Four stage on Thursday.

Afghanistan had seven wickets in hand and needed 26 off 18 deliveries against Bangladesh before the start of the 18th over on Tuesday. Najibullah Zadran had already seized the momentum with three sixes prior to that over but he was not done, and in the fifth delivery of that Saifuddin over he produced a shot that left hands on heads.

Bangladesh team director Khaled Mahmud had a fiery press conference on Wednesday on the eve of the crucial encounter against Sri Lanka, unrelenting in his disappointment regarding the performances of the players in the Afghanistan game.

Bangladesh were knocked out from the Asia Cup despite posting a challenging target of 184 runs, with Sri Lanka eventually sealing a two-wicket win to qualify for the Super 4 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium yesterday.

The Asia Cup encounter between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka yesterday in Dubai became an Asia Cup classic as the game lived up to its billing, triggered by a war of words and mind games from the two sides leading into the do-or-die fixture with the winner promised a place in the Super 4.

Having opened their Asia Cup 2022 campaign with a defeat against India in Dubai last Sunday, Pakistan face Hong Kong today in a must-win match with qualification for the Super 4 stage at stake.

India's Suryakumar Yadav makes unconventional look cool and his attacking instincts makes him a force to reckon with for the Twenty20 World Cup later this year in Australia.

Bangladesh managed to pile up a commanding total in Dubai yesterday against Sri Lanka in the two sides’ do-or-die encounter in the Asia Cup.

It was heartbreak for Bangladesh as they exited the Asia Cup, unable to grab the bull by the horns, on Thursday following an agonising two-wicket defeat in Dubai.

Ultimately the Bangladesh-Sri Lanka fixture lived up to its expectations, with the game going down to the wire and becoming an Asia Cup classic. 

Sri Lanka began their chase well initially but debutant Ebadot Hossain brought life for the Tigers by striking twice in his first over and removing the third Lankan batter as well.

Bangladesh managed to pile up a commanding total in Dubai today against Sri Lanka in the two sides' do-or-die encounter to remain in the Asia Cup.

Bangladesh’s T20 and Test skipper Shakib Al Hasan reached another milestone in his career as the premier all-rounder became only the second player in history to have scored 6000 runs and take over 400 wickets in T20s during the Tigers’ Asia Cup game against Sri Lanka in Dubai today. 

Bangladesh openers Mehedi Hasan Miraz and Sabbir Rahman showed positive intent at the start, striking two boundaries in the first over bowled by Sri Lanka’s Dilshan Madushanka. Miraz then sustained the aggression during the Powerplay.  

Sri Lanka captain Dasun Shanaka has won the toss and chose to bowl first as Bangladesh and Sri Lanka lock horns in a must-win T20I encounter in their second and last group fixture at the Dubai International Stadium in the Asia Cup tonight.

Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are set to go all out in their second and last group fixture at the Dubai International Stadium in the Asia Cup tonight.

Sri Lanka great Mahela Jayawardena has urged the Lankan bowlers to ‘show their class’ in their Asia Cup encounter against Bangladesh in Dubai today and, in the process, disprove Bangladesh team director Khaled Mahmud Sujon.   

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and team management were left disappointed by the performance against Afghanistan but tried to remain positive about the outcomes of the match ahead of a do-or-die fixture against Sri Lanka today.

The Bangladesh team management are thinking of sending in Sabbir Rahman and Mehedi Hasan Miraz, neither of whom featured in the match against Afghanistan, as openers in the do-or-die fixture against Sri Lanka in Dubai today.