Bangladesh’s fielders were unable to hold onto a number of catches which went on to hurt the Tigers and more importantly, it had a negative impact on Shakib. Bangladesh’s fielders remained below par yesterday but the good news is that it was a dead rubber fixture seeing as the Tigers’ had

Bangladesh had already secured their place in the ODI tri-series final ahead of yesterday’s match against hosts Ireland and so, it was expected that the team management would field an experimental playing eleven. Given that the 17-member squad was stretched to 19 following the introduction of Taskin Ahmed

Bangladesh romp to victory with a six-wicket win over Ireland at the Castle Avenue in Dublin today. The Tigers will play in the final of the tri-series against West Indies on May 17 but their celebrations might be hampered after Shakib Al Hasan reitred hurt with a side strain during Bangladesh's chase.

Bangladesh, who are firmly on top of the points table with ten, are expected to make a few changes and experiment with different tactics in the dead rubber against Ireland, keeping the upcoming ICC Cricket World Cup in the United Kingdom in mind. Having secured their place in the ODI tri-series final

Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza has enjoyed a good ODI tri-series in Ireland so far, making his mark in both the side’s victories with six wickets. His leadership has seen Bangladesh notch two comfortable wins over West Indies and secure their place in the series final. However, the Tigers’ captain

Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza equalised Pakistan’s Waqar Younis in a unique list during yesterday’s match against West Indies.

Yet another all-round performance from Mahfuzur Rahman Rabbi helped the Bangladesh U-16 team defeat their Pakistani counterparts by 17 runs in their second 50-over match at the Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium in Khulna yesterday.

In the lead-up to the 2019 World Cup, we take a look back on World Cups past through the eyes of Bangladesh’s former World Cup stars. Aftab Ahmed, who featured in the 2007 World Cup, 16 Tests, 85 ODIs and 11 T20Is for Bangladesh, was undoubtedly considered as one of the most promising cricketers

It seems the Bangladesh think tank are doing exactly what was needed from the Tigers’ tri-nation campaign in Ireland in terms of application from the bowlers, which was an area of major concern going into the Ireland tour, which will lead into the ICC World Cup in the UK.

Another consistent team performance from the Tigers saw them win by five wickets against the West Indies at Malahide in Dublin. Mushfiqur Rahim fell before finishing off the chase but his 63 off 73 deliveries helped Bangladesh cruised to victory easily with 16 deliveries to spare.

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) formed a 24-member elite cricket squad that will undergo a camp from May 12 to May 30 at the Academy Ground in Mirpur.

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) condoles the passing away of former cricketer Al Amin Mahbabubul Alam (Ranga). Ranga, who was a familiar name in the cricket fraternity played in representative games for zonal sides against foreign touring teams. He also appeared for Biman Bangladesh Airlines in the Dhaka Premier and First Division leagues in the 70s and 80s,

An all-round performance from Mahfuzur Rahman Rabbi helped Bangladesh Under-16 romp to an 89-run victory over Pakistan Under-16 in their first 50-over game at the Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium in Khulna yesterday. Sent in to bat, Bangladesh were left reeling

In the lead-up to the 2019 World Cup, we take a look back on World Cups past through the eyes of Bangladesh’s former World Cup stars. Alok Kapali featured in 17 Tests, 69 ODIs and seven T20Is for Bangladesh and also represented the Tigers in the 2003 World Cup. Kapali, who never won a game

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hassan stated that there was no way the board could afford to send the national team to Sri Lanka given the security situation in the country following the devastating Easter Bombings in Colombo last month. Bangladesh were scheduled to tour Sri Lanka

There was much anticipation and conjecture when the selectors announced the 15-member Bangladesh squad for the ICC World Cup because they hinted that there would still be room for some last-minute changes to the squad. There was a lot of talk about fast bowler Taskin Ahmed, who did not make World Cup squad

Bangladesh cricketauthorities said Saturday they are unlikely to proceed with a planned tour to Sri Lanka in July citing fears that the country could be hit by another attack after last month's devastating Easter bombings.

Bangladesh batsman Tamim Iqbal struggled to get going early in his innings during Bangladesh’s successful chase of West Indies’ 261. As has often been the case, Tamim has the right mindset to see out rough phases while keeping his cool and he reiterated that his batting partner Soumya Sarkar’s ability and mindset was more crucial to his innings than anything he himself had done.

Even before the Bangladesh cricket team departed for Ireland, there were injury concerns over tqwo key players in the experienced Mahmudullah Riyad and left-arm pacer Mustafizur Rahman. The team management were eager to have batsman Mahmudullah’s shoulder

While the country’s cricket lovers devour every single update on the men’s national team, Bangladesh women’s team opener Sharmin Akhter finished her fitness training under the radar during a break from the Dhaka Women’s Premier Cricket League at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur yesterday.