The Bangladesh Women’s cricket team end their preparations for the upcoming ICC Women’s World Twenty20 qualifiers in a very good fashion as the Tigresses register a three-wicket victory against Thailand in a T20I in Uchrecht today.

The Bangladesh Test and T20 skipper Shakib Al Hasan reached new levels during the recently-concluded World Cup, creating new records that will go down in the annals of Bangladesh’s cricket history. The all-rounder however was not keen to recongnise himself as the Tiger’s biggest star.

The Bangladesh High Performance (HP) team lost the three-match one-day series against their Sri Lankan counterparts 2-1 as opener Saif Hassan’s brilliant century could not avert a seven-wicket thrashing at the Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium in Khulna yesterday.

The Sylhet Sixers urged for continuity and a sustainable tournament model during an ongoing series of discussions between the franchises and the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Governing Council, which came to an end at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur yesterday.

Following a well-deserved break after completing an outstanding World Cup campaign, star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan joined the Tigers’ ongoing training camp at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur yesterday.

Bangladesh's fielding consultant Ryan Cook, talked about the aspects that the players need to improve ahead of their upcoming outings, when he talked to reporters in Mirpur today. Here is the transcript from today’s press briefing:

Whether home or abroad, Bangladesh are a side that depends on its spin attack to take wickets in Test matches. Experienced campaigner Shakib Al Hasan has led the Tigers’ spin department with the likes of fellow left-arm spinner Taijul Islam and young off-spinner Mehedi Hasan Miraz.

The Bangladesh women’s cricket team’s preparations for the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 qualifiers continued in auspicious fashion as they outclassed their Dutch counterparts by 65 runs in a one-off T20I in Uchrecht yesterday.

Taijul Islam will become the fastest to the mark of 100 Test wickets among Bangladesh bowlers if he grabs a wicket in the upcoming Test against Afghanistan slated to begin from September 5.

The Bangladesh women’s cricket team beat their Thai counterparts by four wickets in a T20I at the Kampong Cricket Club in Utrecht on Wednesday.

The recent history of the Bangladesh cricket team’s fast bowling unit is a topsy-turvy one. In an era where the general quality of fast bowling is rising, the national team is not only lagging behind international standards but appears to be relatively ‘out of ideas’ when

The BCB High Performance team bounced back from a dismal performance in the first match of a three-match one-day series by beating their Sri Lankan counterparts by two wickets in the second one-dayer at BKSP yesterday.

The BCB High Performance team bounced back from a dismal performance in the first match of a three-match one-day series by beating their Sri Lankan counterparts by two wickets in the second one-dayer at BKSP yesterday.

The Comilla Victorians yesterday refused to accept the decision to refurbish the regulations of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) during the ongoing meetings between the tournament’s governing council (GC) and franchises.

There are once again high hopes from the Bangladesh pacers as new fast bowling coach Charl Langeveldt took over duties with the aim to reform the Tigers’ pace bowling attack.

Russell Domingo appeared overwhelmed when greeted by a room full of reporters when the newly appointed Bangladesh head coach came in for his first press conference in Mirpur yesterday. In the full-house reception, there was a hint of the level of expectation the

Bangladesh’s newly appointed head coach Russell Domingo appeared for his first press conference in front of the Bangladesh media with pace-bowling coach Charl Langeveldt at his side. Here is the transcript from the press conference:

Language has always been a barrier when it comes to the Bangladesh players communicating with the coaching staffs. However, newly appointed bowling coach Charl Langeveldt was hopeful of overcoming this barrier.

Newly appointed Bangladesh cricket team head coach Russell Domingo talked to the Bangladesh media for the first time today in a press conference in Mirpur where he revealed his goals and how he would deal with the huge expectations of the Tigers’ fans.

The Bangladesh Under-23 cricket team will face off against their Indian counterparts in a five-match one-day series in India next month.