The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) selectors have been often criticised for not utilising the pipeline while naming replacements for regular players in the Bangladesh squad and usually giving the nod to players past their prime.

There has long been talk of blooding youngsters in the Bangladesh team for the long-term benefit and a stable management plan for the nation’s cricket team. Now, it seems the chances of seeing some new faces in the upcoming one-off home Test against

Following the conclusion of the thrilling 2019 World Cup final between England and New Zealand just last month, the road to qualification for the 2023 World Cup in India began today with the launch of the inaugural tri-series of the Cricket World Cup league 2 in Scotland.

The Bangladesh U-19 team suffered a six-wicket defeat against their Indian counterparts in the final of the tri-nation Under-19s tournament at the County Ground in Hove on Sunday, despite Mahmudul Hasan Joy’s brilliant 109.

Ahead of the possible inclusion of cricket in the 2028 Olympics, scheduled to be held in Los Angeles, the women’s game got a shot in the arm with the inclusion of cricket in the upcoming 2022 Commonwealth Games, to be hosted by Birmingham, United Kingdom.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is all set to appoint a new head coach, a position that has been vacant since the board parted ways with Steve Rhodes following a disappointing World Cup campaign in July.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is thinking of organising a one-off ODI against Zimbabwe next month to give ODI captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza a grand farewell.

The Bangladesh women’s cricket team will leave for the Netherlands today, where the Tigresses will have a 10-day preparation camp before travelling to Scotland to participate in the upcoming Women’s World T20 qualifiers, set to begin on August 31.

The Bangladesh women’s cricket team will leave for the Netherlands tomorrow, where the Tigresses will have a 10-day preparation camp before travelling to Scotland to participate in the upcoming Women’s World T20 qualifiers, set to begin on August 31.

Bangladesh Cricket Board is all set to appoint the new head coach which has remained vacant after the departure of Steve Rhodes following the World Cup campaign on July.

The Bangladesh Cricket board announced the squad for the upcoming Women’s T20 World Cup qualifiers, slated to begin on August 31. Bangladesh will play the opening match of the tournament against Papua New Guinea.

Following brilliant performances in the group stages of a tri-nation one-day series involving Bangladesh, England and India, the young Tigers became the first team through to the finals and set up a final clash against India at the County Ground in Hove today.

The Bangladesh women’s team suffered a blow ahead of the Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifiers with all-rounder Rumana Ahmed ruled out of the tournament with injury.

Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal has asked for a leave that will see him miss the lone Test against Afghanistan and a tri-series at home involving Afghanistan and Zimbabwe in September this year, informed Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) Cricket Operations chairman Akram Khan yesterday.

Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal asks to be rested for the lone Test against Afghanistan in September this year, informs Bangladesh Cricket Board Cricket Operations chairman Akram Khan.

Speculation surrounding the identity of Bangladesh’s new head coach has reached a peak after former South Africa coach Russel Domingo sat for an interview with the Bangladesh Cricket Board on Wednesday for the vacant post.

Bangladesh will take on Papua New Guinea in the opening encounter of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifiers 2019, set to be played in Scotland from August 31 to September 7. Ireland will also face Namibia on the opening day of the tournament. The league-cum-

The World Cup is a thing of the past. The 3-0 series defeat in Sri Lanka seemed to has also faded into the background. Now, the country’s cricket fraternity is immersed in a guessing game about the name of the next head coach of the national side. Who will take

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has started the process of interviewing shortlisted applicants for the vacant head coach position of the national team, with former Proteas coach Russell Domingo the first to give an interview yesterday.

There has been a lot of discussion since the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) governing council disclosed plans for a new four-year cycle, but their communication seems arbitrary given how everything is set to change in the upcoming season, with the sixth edition having marked the end of the first cycle.