There were raucous celebrations from the Sri Lankan cricketers at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo last night following their comprehensive 122-run win in the third ODI against Bangladesh, which helped them to a whitewash in the three-match series, as

Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangha registered a seven-wicket victory and ousted BCB XI from the ongoing Dr (Capt) K. Thimmappiah Memorial tournament at the Alur-1 (Platinum Oval) in India yesterday.

After playing for the Dhaka Dynamites in the last three editions of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan was yesterday signed to a one-year deal by Rangpur Riders to play in the upcoming edition of the tournament, slated to begin from December 6.

Will the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) investigate Afghanistan A’s allegation sincerely, for the greater interest of the country’s cricket? It remains to be seen whether the BCB will take the allegation seriously or let it fade into the background like many previous

Many may blame Bangladesh’s abject performance in the three-match ODI series in Sri Lanka on their on-field actions but perhaps the cricketing problems has their roots in a lack of clarity when it comes to game planning, thought process and their execution by the team management.

Ace all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan signed a one-year contract with the BPL franchise Rangpur Riders today. The tournament is set to begin from 6th December.

Sri Lanka complete 3-0 series sweep, hammering Bangladesh by 122 runs in the third and final ODI at R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo today.

Bangladesh U-19s have won their second successive match in the tri-nation series, defeating India U-19s by 2 wickets in a rain affected game, at the Toby Howe Cricket Ground, Billericay, England.

Shakib Al Hasan became the first player in the country to receive the key to a city. In the presence of hundreds of fans, cricket enthusiasts and young cricketers at the MA Aziz Stadium in Chattogram, the mayor of the city handed over the “key to the city” to Shakib during a ceremony yesterday.

The BCB XI could not capitalise on their positive start on the third day of their four dayer against Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh in the Dr (Capt) K. Thimmappiah Memorial tournament at the Alur-1 (Platinum Oval) in India yesterday.

Shakib Al Hasan is not in Sri Lanka for the three-match ODI series as the champions all-rounder was granted a break by the Bangladesh Cricket Board following a magnificent World Cup and it seems that the hosts have worked out their plan of action in the stalwart’s absence.

When Bangladesh stand-in captain Tamim Iqbal walked into the media room of the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo yesterday, there was a smile on his face, probably in anticipation of the kind of questions that would be thrown at him ahead of the third and potentially face-saving ODI against Sri Lanka today.

Afghanistan A alleged that an ‘unprofessional’ approach by the groundsmen in the fourth one-dayer denied them a series victory against Bangladesh A. The fourth game of the five-match series was abandoned due to rain at BKSP last Saturday, and the 62-run

Today’s third and final ODI against Sri Lanka is not just about avoiding a whitewash or ending a lost series on a high. Perhaps even more importantly, it will be about finding the self-belief that seems to have gone missing over four straight defeats beginning with the World Cup loss against India at the start of the month.

Shakib Al Hasan was handed the ‘’key to the city’ of Chattogtram -- a honourary award -- today at a reception ceremony at the MA Aziz Stadium in Chattogram by AJM Nasir Uddin for the all-rounder’s outstanding performance at the World Cup. The cricketer talked about his preparation for the recently-concluded World Cup in England.

Bangladesh go into the third ODI against Sri Lanka with the series already lost. The momentum has not been with the Tigers since the death end of the World Cup and without the likes of Shakib Al Hasan and Mashrafe Bin Mortaza present, the Tigers have a steep task ahead of them as they look to avoid a clean sweep from the resurgent Lankans.

BCB XI ended the second day of their four-day match against Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangha in the ongoing Dr (Capt) K. Thimmappiah Memorial tournament at the Alur -1 (Platinum Oval) in India yesterday.

Chittagong Vikings will not participate in the upcoming Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) slated to begin from December 6 this year. DBL Group, the owners of the Chattogram based franchise, decided to step aside from their role and thus the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)

A magnificent 143-ball 126 from opener Naim Sheikh helped Bangladesh A finish their five-match one day series against the visiting Afghanistan A on a high note. The home side registered a 62-run victory in the last game of the series -- ensuring a 2-2 series tie

Bangladesh cricket lost a pioneer yesterday, when the country’s first captain Shamim Kabir breathed his last at a hospital in the capital. Shamim, aged 74, whose demise left the entire Bangladesh cricket fraternity in grief, was suffering from cancer. He became the first