Former Australia vice-captain and Sylhet Sixers' new skipper David Warner showed his jovial side yesterday before the official event to announce his captaincy. He came on time but had to wait for coach Waqar Younis's arrival and took to casual conversation with reporters.

All-rounder Mehedi Hasan Miraz, who is hailed as the potential next big thing of Bangladesh cricket after the Big Five of Shakib Al Hasan

Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) tickets are scheduled to go on sale from today before the premier T20 competition in Bangladesh begins from January 5.

With the new year bringing new hopes, the perennial issue of widespread corruption in lower-level cricket was put to Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hassan, who assured that the board is going to look into the matter seriously.

BPL (Bangladesh Premier League) fever has already taken a grip on the cricketing fraternity, with players and officials already taking to the field to being their preparations from the T20 extravaganza, which kicks off from January 5.

The Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) has been one of the biggest attractions for cricketers of the country and ahead of the sixth edition starting on January 5, the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur has become the venue where players of all team converge.

2018 did not end very well for the Bangladesh women's team following a poor showing at the ICC Women's World T20 in West Indies in

Bangladesh ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza became the first ever active international cricketer to join parliament when he was elected from Narail-2 in the eleventh national election on Sunday.

2018 has been a magnificent year in all formats for Mushfiqur Rahim. His match-winning contributions have emerged as the highlight of Mushfiqur's performance throughout the year, and he was an obvious choice to be declared The Daily Star's Sportsperson of the Year.

Leg-spinner Rumana Ahmed earn the unprecedented honour of becoming the first Bangladesh women's team cricketer to be selected in a year-end International Cricket Council XI.

The currently top-ranked ODI bowler Jasprit Bumrah has been in the spotlight recently due to his fiery performance in the longer version of the game as the Indian's match figures of nine wickets for 86 runs helped defeat hosts Australia by a massive 137-run margin in the third Test at Melbourne.

Although followers of Bangladesh's domestic cricket are fewer in number than fans of the Bangladesh team in the international circuit,

The usually challenging task of identifying Bangladesh's outstanding sportsperson of the year was a much easier one this year. The

Cricket has remained the dominant sport in Bangladesh and once again, a cricketer emerged as The Daily Star's Sportsman of the Year 2018.

South Zone clinched their fourth Bangladesh Cricket League title as skipper Abdur Razzak's five-for ensured their nine-wicket triumph over North Zone on the fourth day of the final and sixth round of the tournament at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chattogram yesterday.

Australia’s former skipper could feature for BPL franchise Comilla Victorians after the tournament’s governing council decided that franchises will be allowed to include one player each in the lineup from outside the players’ draft.

South Zone clinched their fourth Bangladesh Cricket League title after a dominant performance from Abdur Razzak who followed up his seven-wicket haul in the first innings with a five-wicket haul in the second innings as the South defeated North Zone by nine wickets.

Nayeem Hasan has already made headlines at the highest level of the game by becoming the youngest player to take a Test five-for on

2018 has been a year of fluctuating fortunes for the Bangladesh women's cricket team, with the Tigresses' Asia Cup triumph in June being a lofty peak and the disappointing show in the ICC Women's World T20 in West Indies the nadir.

Taijul Islam's six-wicket haul and hundreds from Anamul Haque and Al-Amin hogged the spotlight on the second day of the final round of the Bangladesh Cricket League at two different venues yesterday.