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.

Shakib Al Hasan's 18th five-wicket haul to bundle out West Indies for just 129 runs in their second innings on the third day of the second Test at Sabina Park yesterday gave hope for Bangladesh in what has been a forgettable tour of the Caribbean so far.

Nothing seems to be going right for Bangladesh cricket over the last few months. The national team has been suffering one humiliation after another with the latest coming on the tour of West Indies, where the Tigers seem to be clueless.

Amidst the disappointing performances from the men's team, the Bangladesh women's cricket team continued to shine bright as Salma Khatun and Co. clinched the ICC Women's World T20 Qualifiers title beating Ireland by 25 runs in the final at the Kampong Cricket Club ground in Netherlands yesterday.

Bangladesh are played off the park for the fifth consecutive day of cricket on tour, being shot out for 149 and seeing West Indies' lead swell to 224 by the end of the second day of the second Test.

Bangladesh ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza did not fly for the West Indies with the six other ODI specialists as scheduled as his wife Sumona Haque's illness has not improved.

The ghost of Antigua seemed to have visited the Bangladeshi cricketers in Jamaica as the Tigers' batting once again wobbled while facing quality fast bowling from West Indies in the second afternoon of the second Test at Sabina Park in Kingston yesterday. The visitors were in trouble at tea on 91 for four and a first-innings deficit of 262 runs after their bowlers had wrapped up the West Indies innings in the morning for 354 with Mehedi Hasan Miraz taking his fourth five-wicket haul.

Although they have already secured a spot in the ICC Women’s World T20 in West Indies, a spirited Bangladesh national team will keep their eyes on the prize when they take on Ireland in the final qualifier

A reversion to their strength and more suitable conditions helped Bangladesh produce a much more competitive performance in the first

A lot of the interest around Bangladesh A's third four-dayer against their touring Sri Lankan counterparts surrounded the return from

Bangladesh ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza remained undecided about whether he will fly tonight for West Indies with the other members of the ODI squad as his wife Sumona Haque's condition was yet to stabilise.

Mustafizur Rahman looked fit after returning from a toe injury and picked up three wickets while left-arm spinner Sunzamul Islam bagged four to bundle out Sri Lanka A on 312 after Shehan Jayasuriya struck a hundred to help take a 145-run lead at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium yesterday.

Bangladesh women's cricket team will take on Scotland in the first semifinal of the ICC Women's World T20 Qualifier at the VRA Cricket Ground in Amstelveen today.

There have been quite a few occasions in the past when a Bangladesh team came back stronger after a disastrous performance and when the second Test against West Indies starts today, the main challenge for the Tigers will be to regain the self-belief which was obliterated in Antigua.

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has appointed Ryan Lyall Cook as the new fielding consultant of the national team. Cook will join the Bangladesh Team in Jamaica from Friday.

Tigers’ head coach and West Indies legend Courtney Walsh was back at his home ground in Sabina Park, Jamaica and he reiterated jokingly that maybe he retired too early since wickets with pace and bounce are coming back to West Indies.

There is some uncertainty over whether Bangladesh ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza will be able to join the Tigers for the upcoming three-match ODI series in the West Indies from July 22 as his wife Sumona Haque's is seriously ill.

Sri Lanka A dominated the first day of the third and final four-day game against Bangladesh A as the home side were bundled out for 167 and the visitors ended on 78 for three before rain stopped play at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium yesterday.

Leg-spinner Fahima Khatun became the first Bangladeshi woman to pick up a hattrick in T20I cricket as the Bangladesh national team cruised to a semifinal spot in the ICC Women's World T20 Qualifier with a comprehensive eight-wicket win at the Kampong Cricket Club in the Netherlands yesterday.

Left-arm seamer Mustafizur Rahman is all set to return to competitive cricket after recovering from a hairline fracture on his left big toe, which he suffered during an Indian Premier League game back in May.