Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hasan said that they might get a clearer picture of the Tigers' next head coach after today's interview session with Englishman Steve Rhodes.

Having already lost the three-match T20I series with a game in hand, a dejected Bangladesh team will look to avoid a whitewash against a spirited Afghanistan side in the third and final match at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Dehradun today.

Bangladesh T20I skipper Shakib Al Hasan rarely, if ever, reveals his true emotions even when his captaincy or his performance comes in for criticism, of which there has been plenty after the series loss against Afghanistan.

Rookie Bangladesh all-rounder Ariful Haque analyses the team’s failings in losing the three-match series against Afghanistan with one match to spare.

Bangladesh T20 skipper Shakib Al Hasan said during the post-match ceremony that Tigers were 15 to 20 runs short of the total they needed on the board to win against Afghanistan.

Bangladesh Women's team defeat India for the first time in a T20 game with a seven-wicket victory to pick up their second win in the T20 Asia Cup after the Tigresses had defeated Pakistan earlier on June 4.

Bangladesh women's cricket team will face their biggest challenge in their T20 Asia Cup campaign when they meet pre-tournament favourites India at the Kinrara Academy Oval in Kuala Lumpur today.

The post of the Bangladesh national team's head coach, which has been vacant for the last seven months since the resignation of

The difference between the two sides playing the second T20I in Dehradun yesterday was evident in the way Bangladesh played their last six overs and the way Afghanistan managed the same passage in the first T20I on Sunday.

After beating Bangladesh by six wickets to clinch the three-match T20I series 2-0 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Dehradun yesterday,

With hardly any cricketing activity in Dehradun till now, the ongoing international cricket series between Bangladesh and Afghanistan has created some buzz in the capital of Uttarakhand state over the past few days.

Afghanistan defeat Bangladesh by six wickets to clinch the three-match T20I series 2-0 with one match remaining.

English coach Steve Rhodes is set to travel to Bangladesh this week to attend an interview for the head coach role of Bangladesh Tigers. Bangladesh Cricket Board chief executive Nizamuddin Chowdhury confirmed the news on Tuesday.

The death-overs bowling, captain Shakib Al Hasan's decision not to hand the ball to Mahmudullah Riyad after a brilliant over where he picked up two wickets for just one run and the lack of application from Bangladesh's batsmen in handling Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan were the topics dominating discussions during yesterday's team talk after their 45-run defeat in the first of the three-match T20I series on Sunday.

Bangladesh's 45-run defeat against Afghanistan in the opening game of the three-match T20I series in Dehradun on Sunday was

Bangladesh bounced back from their losing streak with a magnificent seven-wicket triumph over Pakistan in the Women's T20 Asia Cup at the Kinrara Academy Oval in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, courtesy of an all-round performance from Fahima Khatun.

Mismanagement on the part of the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) and the local organisers has so far been a feature of Bangladesh’s ongoing three-match T20I series against Afghanistan in Dehradun. The latest incident to create a negative impression among Bangladesh fans involved the Bangladesh national anthem before the first T20I on Sunday, when it seemed to television audiences back home that the players were not paying attention during the national anthem.

Tigers' skipper Shakib Al Hasan admitted that Afghanistan were better in all three departments of the game against Bangladesh in the first T20.

After being routed by Sri Lanka for 63 less than 24 hours ago, Bangladesh stormed back to beat two-time runners up Pakistan by seven wickets to get off the mark in the 2018 Asia Cup T20 at Kinrara Oval in Kuala Lumpur.

West Indian pace legend Courtney Walsh doesn't foresee another one like him or Curtly Ambrose coming along in international cricket but neither does he believe that fast bowling is on the decline.