Sri Lanka will dedicate tomorrow’s third one-day international against Bangladesh to fast bowler Nuwan Kulasekara who recently announced his retirement from international cricket.

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)

Chittagong Vikings will not participate in the upcoming Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) scheduled to begin from December 6 this year. DBL Group decided to step aside from the ownership of the franchise and the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) have issued tender looking for interested parties.

Two years, nine teams, 27 series, 71 Test Matches

Bangladesh opener, Soumya Sarkar talked to the reporters today as he along with the team hope to come back in the third match of the three match ODI series against Sri Lanka, to salvage some pride after already losing the three match ODI series with two consecutive defeats.

Shamim Kabir, the first captain to lead Bangladesh cricket team to an international match passed away in a city's hospital today morning.

The Chattogram Jela Krira Sangstha (CJKS) will accord a reception for Bangladesh cricketer Shakib Al Hasan while the Chattogram City Corporation (CCC) are set to give the star all-rounder the keys to the city for his stunning performances in the recently concluded ICC Cricket World Cup.

BCB XI started strong against Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh in the semifinal of the Dr. (Capt) K. Thimmappaiah Memorial multi-day All India Cricket Tournament, also known as the ‘mini Ranji Trophy’, ending the first day of the four-day match on 254 for three.

Sharmin Akhter hit an unbeaten 83 as the Bangladesh Emerging Women’s Team posted an emphatic nine-wicket victory against their South African counterparts to clinch the one-day series at the Groenkloof Oval in Pretoria yesterday.

Ben Charlesworth starred with the bat for England U-19s, scoring 68 runs off 103 balls, while aided by healthy contributions from Jack Haynes (36) and Lewis Goldworthy (35) in the middle. Meanwhile, George Hill and Finley Beam scored 30 and 36 runs apiece in the later

A fighting, unbeaten 98-run knock from Mushfiqur Rahim was the only positive in an otherwise horrible batting display from Bangladesh in the second of a three-match ODI series against Sri Lanka at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo yesterday.

Everybody knows that luck is a factor in cricket and the players often mention that when their good efforts go in vain for no apparent reason. But when a proven batsman like Tamim Iqbal get bowled out for a sixth consecutive time it would not be wise to just blame

Mahmudul Hasan Joy guided the Bangladesh Under-19s to a seven-wicket victory over their English counterparts at Cheltenham yesterday.

Amid all the disappointments of Bangladesh’s batting performance, it was Mushfiqur Rahim who stood tall for the Tigers against Sri Lanka in the second ODI, scoring an unbeaten 98 after a batting collapse at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo yesterday.

Mushfiqur Rahim became the third batsman from Bangladesh to reach the landmark of 6,000 ODI runs during the second ODI against Sri Lanka at the R Premadasa Stadium today.

After suffering a crushing 91-run defat in the first ODI on Friday, Bangladesh will certainly be desperate to stay alive in the three-match series against Sri Lanka when the sides face off in the second one-dayer at the R Premadasa stadium in Colombo today.

The fourth one-dayer between Bangladesh A and Afghanistan A was abandoned due to inclement weather at the BKSP-3 ground in Savar yesterday.

It is said that in cricket it takes considerable time to improve the overall skills of a player in bowling and batting, however, fielding is one of those aspects which can be improved upon in a short time through hard work.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has appointed former New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori as spin bowling consultant while former South Africa paceman Charl Langeveldt was selected for the full-time bowling coach position in hopes of taking the national team’s