Former South Africa batsman Neil McKenzie has been appointed the Bangladesh national team's batting consultant, the Bangladesh Cricket Board informed through a press release yesterday.

Bangladesh Cricket Board [BCB] president Nazmul Hassan said yesterday that the BCB will not allow Mustafizur Rahman to participate in foreign franchise-based T20 tournaments for next two years.

On 30 January 1995, a cold winter morning in Bogra, twin babies were born in a private clinic. One of them was still born and the other was in critical condition. The doctor on duty asked the family to pray for the fledgling life and even though most of the family members lost hope as the hours passed, her father Jamil Akhtar did not lose his faith.

Following a disastrous two-Test series against West Indies, the Bangladesh team will regain some confidence after securing a four-wicket win in a day-night fifty-over warm-up game against UWI Chancellor's XI at Sabina Park on Thursday.

Former South African player Neil Mckenzie has been appointed as the batting consultant of the Tigers, a BCB press release confirmed on Friday.

Bangladesh won by four wickets against UWI Vice Chancellor in a practice match at Sabina Park today.

A Thisara Perera special took Sri Lanka A from a precarious position to a series levelling 67-run win over their Bangladeshi counterparts in the second of three one-dayers at the Sylhet International Stadium yesterday.

A swashbuckling ton from all-rounder Thisara Perera ensured a Sri Lanka A victory over Bangladesh A today at Sylhet in the second one-day.

Talk of golden generations may be quite familiar for sport followers in July of 2018. Belgium's golden generation lost a golden opportunity to win a World Cup in Russia recently. Much closer to home, as the football frenzy fades, cricket fans are faced with what must now be seen as the irreversible decline of Bangladesh cricket's golden generation.

After the tight two-run win in the first game, Bangladesh A will be looking to seal the three-match one-day series when they take on Sri Lanka A in the second game at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium today.

The Bangladesh women's cricket team have been drawn in Group A of the upcoming 2018 ICC Women's World Twenty20 and will take on England, Sri Lanka, South Africa and hosts West Indies, according to the schedule announced by the International Cricket Council yesterday.

Bangladesh will be looking to start afresh in the three-match ODI series against the West Indies starting from July 22 after their humiliating defeat in the two-match Test series as the visitors take on the UWI Vice Chancellor's XI featuring Chris Gayle and Andre Russell in a fifty-over warm-up game at Sabina Park in Jamaica today.

An all-round performance from Ariful Haque paired with Khaled Ahmed's four-wicket haul helped the Bangladesh A team secure a nerve wracking two-run win over Sri Lanka A team in the first of a three-match one-day series at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium yesterday.

The FIFA World Cup was the centre of attention for all sports lovers, especially in Bangladesh, over the past month but with its conclusion fans will now return their eyes to the Tigers, who will face the West Indies in a three-match ODI series from July 22 after a humiliating defeat in the Test series.

In a tightly contested match, Bangladesh A came out victorious against Sri Lanka A in the first unofficial one-dayer at Sylhet.

A collective approach from all the Bangladesh national women's cricket team members is the reason behind their recent success, allowing the Tigresses to start believing in their strengths.

After losing the three-match four-day series 1-0, the Bangladesh A team will look to turn the tables when they take on the Sri Lanka A team in the first of a three-match one-day series at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium on Tuesday.

Tigers have dropped down to ninth in ICC Test rankings after their series whitewash against West Indies.

Tigresses are on a roll after their recent successes have garnered the attention of not only fans in Bangladesh but the cricketing fraternity as well. Now they will prepare to embark on a new mission, this time to play in a World Cup.

All the uncertainty over whether Mashrafe Bin Mortaza will participate in the upcoming three match ODI series in the Caribbean has come to an end as Bangladesh's ODI captain is all set to board a flight to the West Indies at midnight today.