With an aim to overcome the Antigua debacle, Bangladesh will be looking to turn things around when the Tigers reach Jamaica Tuesday morning (Bangladesh time) for the second and final Test against West Indies starting from July 12 at Sabina Park.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is eyeing a home bilateral series against Zimbabwe in place of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), which was previously scheduled to begin in October this year.

The Tigers were still searching for an answer after the batting debacle in the first Test against West Indies in Antigua. “Like fans and media people the players are still in shock after such a pathetic batting display.

The Bangladesh women's cricket team romped to their second win in as many days by thumping hosts the Netherlands by seven wickets in their World Twenty20 qualifier match in Utrecht yesterday.

The Bangladesh national team began their ICC Women's World T20 Qualifier campaign on a high note as the Tigresses registered a comfortable eight-wicket win over Papua New Guinea at the VRA Cricket Ground in the Netherlands yesterday.

'We were beaten in all three departments,' was Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan's succinct summary of their humiliating innings and 219-run defeat against West Indies in the first of a two-match Test series in Antigua.

Bangladesh suffered a humiliating innings and 219-run defeat against West Indies in the first of a two-match Test series at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua yesterday. It was a slight improvement from their lowest total in Test cricket, from 43 in the first innings to being bundled out on 144 runs in their second innings inside the first session of the third day.

If the last four wickets do not add 7 more runs today, Bangladesh’s combined total of less than 112 across both innings will go down as the worst Test aggregate since 1946. Less than 115 and it will be the fifth lowest Test aggregate in 2,310 Test matches spanning 141 years.

Such was the scale of the debacle of the Bangladesh team's capitulating to 43 all out in the first session of the first Test against West Indies on Wednesday that the World Cup fever took a back seat for a day and cricket dominated headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Like the first day, the second day of the second four-day game between Bangladesh A and Sri Lanka A was abandoned without a single ball bowled due to incessant rainfall in the port city of Chittagong yesterday.

One moment, barely an hour into the five-day match, revealed the attitude and lack of fight that combined to produce Bangladesh's

Bangladesh register a humiliating record of being bundled out for their lowest ever total in the Test cricket as they collapse to 43 all out inside the first session of the first Test against West Indies at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua.

Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan says that he will tell his teammates not to worry too much about the wicket as Tigers prepare to play the first Test against West Indies at Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground, Antigua.

The first day of the second four-day match between Bangladesh A and Sri Lanka A was washed out without a ball being delivered following heavy rain in the port city of Chittagong yesterday.

Nazmul Hossain Shanto and Abu Jayed, who were named in Bangladesh's Test squad for the tour of West Indies, were among the four new faces in the one day side along with Abu Hider and Nazmul Islam.

There will be quite a few firsts when Bangladesh take on the West Indies in the first of a two-match Test series, which begins at 8:00pm Bangladesh standard time at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua today.

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) announces Tigers’ ODI squad for the tour of West Indies which begins on July 22.

West Indies and Bangladesh commence a two-Test series on Wednesday with the hosts expect to continue the trend of greener, bouncier pitches and a pace attack seeking to put the visitors on the back foot from the outset.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board selectors have included wicketkeeper-batsmen Anamul Haque and Mohammad Mithun alongside Ebadat

Bangladesh pace sensation Mustafizur Rahman has begun to bowl with full run-ups in practice, a sign that the left-arm quick is nearing