Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) media committee chairman Jalal Younus informed that disciplinary issues involving cricketers are being looked into.

BCB media committee chairman Jalal Younus informs that players who have disciplinary allegations against them will be called up before the board.

Former Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful says that he has set his sights on a comeback with the national side after his five-year ban for match-fixing ended.

Former Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful's five-year ban from international cricket for involvement in match-fixing and spot-fixing during the 2013 Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) will officially come to an end today. The cricketer will be eligible to take part in the BPL in the upcoming season and is also available for selection to the national team.

BCB chief selector says that Mohammad Ashraful is not in BCB's plans at the moment and the selectors will have to evaluate his fitness and performances in the domestic circuit for at least a year before they can start thinking of him.

The Tigers’ fortune had dramatically changed after inspirational captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza joined the squad for the ODI series following their dismantling by the West Indies in the two-match Test series. The Bangladesh coach acknowledged that momentum shifted towards the Tigers following the ODI series and skipper Shakib Al Hasan’s tactical knowledge of the game then played its part in the T20 series win.

Right-arm pacer Kamrul Islam is among the few of the national pool of fast bowlers who, despite making his Test debut two years ago, has still been unable to establish himself in the Bangladesh team.

Skipper Andrew Balbirnie's unbeaten century guided Ireland Wolves to a series-levelling eight-wicket win against Bangladesh A in the fifth and final one-dayer at the Clontarf Cricket Club ground in Dublin yesterday. With the first match being washed out on August 13, the Wolves' win meant the series is shared between the two second-string sides 2-2.

Bangladesh Test and T20I skipper Shakib Al Hasan had a meeting with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) CEO Nizamuddin

Bangladesh's new head coach Steve Rhodes has the 2019 World Cup in his sights as he is chalking out plans with cricket's showpiece

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hassan said yesterday that they will continue their policy of making the head coach a

His tenure started in tumultuous fashion with a drubbing in the Test series, and although the gloom lifted soon afterwards under the Caribbean sun in the ODI and T20I series wins against West Indies, new Bangladesh coach Steve Rhodes's words upon returning to the country showed that he had not forgotten the abysmal performances that started the tour.

"Very satisfied," Bangladesh Test and T20I skipper Shakib Al Hasan told reporters at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport yesterday regarding the outcome of the recently-concluded tour of the West Indies.

Bangladesh Test and T20I skipper Shakib Al Hasan is suffering from pain on his left little finger, which had sustained an injury during a tri-nation series also comprising of Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka at home in January. Shakib said that he would go for surgery ahead of the Asia Cup that is scheduled to begin on September.

Afzalur Rahman Sinha was one of the few survivors of a select group of organisers who served the country's sport without giving a

Steve Rhodes took Bangladesh to a Caribbean tour in June after taking over charge of the national team in the same month. A rude awakening followed when the Tigers faced disastrous defeat in the Test series which started in July – just a month into his coaching tenure. The Tigers were then able to bounce back; taking both the ODI and T20I series and the coach, having returned to Dhaka with his troops today said that he was really proud to oversee the team’s comeback, reiterating that the Test series had dented morale considerably.

In a message posted on his verified Facebook page, Bangladesh Test and T20I captain Shakib Al Hasan explained the reason behind his outburst against a fan on Monday. In a video that went viral, Shakib was seen speaking angrily to a fan in the team's Florida hotel lobby after Bangladesh sealed the T20I series against West Indies. The following is his message in full:

Skipper Mominul Haque's record 133-ball 182 guided Bangladesh A to a 85-run victory and a 2-1 lead in the five-match one day series 2-1 against Ireland Wolves in the fourth game at the Hills Cricket Club in Dublin yesterday.

The Bangladesh women's cricket team have continued their training at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur instead of going to Chittagong to start an eight-week training camp as was originally scheduled.

The Bangladesh cricket team will return home this morning after more than a month's tour of West Indies and the United States, where they bounced back from a dismal 2-0 Test series defeat with 2-1 series wins in ODIs and T20Is against the hosts.