After the horrific shooting incident in New Zealand’s Christchurch where the Bangladesh team survived a close shave, Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hassan said that the board will be asking for a minimum level of security that is optimum for a cricket team before they go to overseas tours. In case that security requirement is not met, the team will not be able to tour.

The third and final Test between Bangladesh and New Zealand at Christchurch has been cancelled after scenes unfolded where a gunman opened fire inside a mosque in Christchurch, an incident which led to injuries and deaths.

Bangladesh cricket team survive a close shave following a gun attack inside a mosque in Christchurch. The Bangladesh players are safe and have been escorted back to the team hotel.

What did we expect? Judging from anecdotal evidence, the noise from fans as well as those in the know speaking off the record -- the

Bangladesh ODI captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza returned to business as usual with the willow and leather following a short break from

Pacer Abu Jayed can consider himself unlucky as, despite bowling well in the second Test when he removed both in-form Kiwi openers

The tour of New Zealand has been a tough experience for the visiting Bangladesh team and following the comprehensive defeats in the

Generally, Mushfiqur Rahim's mood depends on his on-field performances and, known for his sheer determination and eagerness to play every game for Bangladesh, it was a welcome sight for the team management to see the wicketkeeper-batsman back in action again.

Following his injury in the second ODI, Mushfiqur Rahim had sat out the first two Tests where the Tigers fell to big-margin defeats. The cricketer is still eager to comeback to the lineup -- despite suffering a broken rib cage and a finger injury – and has started practicing with the cricket ball once again today

Sylhet became champions of the 10th Women's National Cricket League, which concluded yesterday at the Sheikh Kamal International Cricket Stadium in Cox's Bazar.

Mohammad Mithun is not the most technically sound batsman in the Bangladesh team or even the most gifted player who is widely rated as a rare talent.

I have long been hearing, from cricketers and fellow journalists, about the fear that flying into the powerful wind of Wellington

Ever since Bangladesh arrived in New Zealand, apart from the challenge of adapting to seaming, green pitches, the weather too has been

After yet another Test debacle, with the side suffering defeat in under two-and-a-half days, questions will be asked about the commitment from the national team players. Bangladesh middle-order batsman Mohammad Mithun asserted that everyone was trying their best but the difference in performance between the Kiwis and the Bangladesh side was also due to the difference in experience between the two teams.

Runs continue to rain at BKSP-3 with Prime Doleshwar chasing down Prime Bank's 301 for eight to register a five-wicket victory in their Dhaka Premier League encounter yesterday.

Not much need be said to accurately convey the nature of the debacle that was Bangladesh's second Test against New Zealand in

Prime Doleshwar chased down the 302-run target set by Prime Bank, courtesy of Saif Hassan, Marshall Ayub’s knocks while Saad Nasim and Farhad Reza played fiery knocks at the death to ensure a five-wicket victory at Savar today.

Bangladesh capitulated under two-and-a-half days at the Basin Reserve in Wellington losing the second Test by an innings and 12 runs.

Injured Kane Williamson could sit out the third Test against Bangladesh beginning Saturday in Christchurch and might have to delay his departure for the Indian Premier League (IPL), New Zealand said Tuesday.

Bangladesh skipper Mahmudullah Riyad reiterated that the team is better than their performances in the last two Tests after suffering yet another innings defeat in the second Test against the Kiwis.