Mahmudullah Riyad, one of the few Bangladesh batsmen to have enjoyed success during the first Test againt South Africa, reflects on Tigers' performance and says that Bangladesh will fare better with the bat in the second Test.

South Africa’s AB de Villers is set to return to action when he will feature for the South Africa Invitation XI against Bangladesh in a warm up match.

With the legality of its functioning pending on a court ruling, the present executive committee of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)

As difficult and fearsome as Morne Morkel and Kagiso Rabada may have been, and as violent the proverbial mauling may have been during South

The match lasted for just 83 minutes on the fifth day and the two press conferences by captains Mushfiqur Rahim, Faf du Plessis and

There could hardly have been a win more comprehensive than the one South Africa completed by 333 runs over Bangladesh on the

The Tigers’ innings crumble dramatically in the morning session as they were all-out for 90 runs on the fifth day of the first test against the Proteas at Senwes Park, Potchefstroom.

Wickets are falling thick and fast as Bangladesh are eight down against South Africa early on on the fifth day of the first Test match at Senwes Park, Potchefstroom.

South Africa batsman Temba Bavuma was full of praise about Bangladesh wicketkeeper Liton Das, who took a brilliant reflex catch to dismiss him during the first Test.

Despite losing three wickets and facing a mountain on the fifth day of the first Test against South Africa, Bangladesh wicketkeeper Liton Das insists that they are not on the back foot yet

In the eyes of the Bangladesh batsmen, Morne Morkel may have grown into a terror taller than his already towering 6’5” frame, but the task facing the Tigers -- scoring 424 to win or batting out a maximum of 141 overs, 15.3 of which have extracted three wickets while yielding just 49 runs -- is taller still.

Former Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Saber Hossain Chowdhury holds a press briefing where he raises a number of issues. However, in the end two questions stand out.

Bangladesh are facing defeat as South Africa manage to pick up three wickets before tea on the fourth day of the first test between South Africa and Bangladesh at Senwes Park, Potchefstroom.

Opener Imrul Kayes and skipper Mushfiqur Rahim put on 49 runs as Bangladesh recovers from a horrible star. They lost two wickets for no run on the board. The pair added 49 runs for the third wicket before Imrul edge Maharaj behind the wicket for 32. It ended a resolute stand and the umpires called for tea.

Bangladesh batsman Mominul Haque has had a lot to prove ever since the Tigers reached South Africa for a month-long tour. The-26 year-old showed his class as he registered his 12th fifty in Test cricket after the Proteas declared their first innings on 496 for three.

The second game of the five match Youth ODI series between Bangladesh Under-19 and Afghanistan Under-19 was abandoned due to rain at the Sylhet Divisional Stadium yesterday.

Dhaka Division staged a comeback against Khulna on the second day of their third round encounter in the 19th National Cricket League yesterday.

After the first day, which started with the minor debacle of Bangladesh skipper installing South Africa on a flat wicket, batsman Sabbir

On a pitch that they described as unexpectedly flat, Bangladesh's batsmen were shot out for 320 in response to South Africa's

Not many would have thought that after Bangladesh's first innings on their current tour of South Africa, it would be a left-arm spinner in possession of the best bowling figures.