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. Javed Omar is the only Bangladeshi player to have carried his bat through an entire innings in both Tests and ODIs. He remained unbeaten on 33 in an ODI against Zimbabwe

Bangladesh pacer Jahanara Alam features for her side Velocity against Supernovas in the Women’s T20 Challenge organised by the Board of Control for Cricket in India [BCCI] in Jaipur today.

The toss of the third match of the tri-nation series between Bangladesh and Ireland has been delayed due to heavy overnight rain and wet conditions at the Clontarf Cricket Ground in Dublin today.

Bangladesh Ansar and VDP rode on Masuma Akter Shapla’s 111-ball 80 to seal a whopping 95-run victory over Gulshan Youth Club during their Premier Division Women’s Cricket League encounter at BKSP-2 yesterday.

When Windies left-hander Jonathan Carter hit Mustafizur Rahman wide of long-on, he perhaps felt that he had found a boundary. What he found instead was an electric Shakib Al Hasan racing across to his left before taking flight and arresting the ball’s trajectory,

Although Bangladesh started their Ireland tour with a thumping 88-run defeat in the practice match against Ireland Wolves, the Tigers will be oozing with confidence when they take on the hosts at the Clontarf Cricket Ground in Dublin today following their commanding eight-wicket victory against West Indies on Tuesday.

Bangladesh’s ace all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan put on a good showing with both the bat and the ball and also on the field yesterday as Bangladesh usurped West Indies by eight wickets at Dublin.

Bangladeshi youngsters singing "We want our rights" was the backdrop to the inaugural Street Child Cricket World Cup, bringing together teams from across the world to raise awareness of the plight of marginalised children.

Bangladesh opener Soumya Sarkar says that it was the performances of all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan and off-spinner Mehedi Hasan Miraz with the ball that turned Bangladesh's tri-series opener against West Indies in their favour.

A disciplined bowling unit led by Mahfuzur Rahman Rabbi saw Bangladesh Under-16 bundle out their Pakistani counterparts on 220, 72 runs shy of Bangladesh’s first innings total, on the second day of the second three-day Test at the Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium in Khulna yesterday.

Bangladesh just barely missed out on the final of the inaugural Street Child Cricket World Cup as the side lost by two runs against South India in a semifinal encounter at the Lords Cricket Ground in England yesterday.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is currently monitoring the security situation in Sri Lanka, where Bangladesh are scheduled to play a three-match ODI series in July after the ICC Cricket World Cup in the United Kingdom.

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. Undoubtedly one of the most talented cricketers to have emerged in Bangladesh’s cricket history, Mohammad Ashraful has singlehandedly led Bangladesh to numerous victories.

There were concerns over Bangladesh’s bowling department even before the team departed for Ireland for a tri-series, which will be followed by the ICC World Cup campaign. In their first international match of the sojourn, there were both good and bad elements as they managed to restrict West Indies

Bangladesh could not make it to the final of the inaugural Street Child Cricket World Cup as they lost by two runs against South India at Lords Cricket Ground in England today.

Bangladesh top-order was amongst the runs as Tigers cruised to victory by eight wickets in their first match of the tri-nation series against West Indies at Dublin, Ireland.

Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza was aware that his side needed to perform to expectations in their opening match of the tri-series against West Indies tomorrow, especially with the Caribbean side putting up a brilliant show against Ireland in the series opener.

Bangladesh made the semifinal of the Street Child Cricket World Cup, courtesy of their brilliant showing in the group stage where they defeated North India and Nepal on the second day of the tournament.

With the Bangladesh team engaged in an ODI tri-series in Ireland ahead of the ICC Cricket World Cup in the United Kingdom, the Bangladesh Cricket Board plan to tune up the national pipeline in the coming days.

The Bangladesh team won both their opening fixtures yesterday in the inaugural Street Child Cricket World Cup being played in England.