Aadi Bd Limited signed an agreement with Sports & Sportz, the Bangladesh Cricket Board’s merchandiser, for the rights to sell the Bangladesh national cricket team’s official jersey through their online platform.

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. Shahriar Nafees, who became the first Bangladeshi to score two ODI hundreds when he smashed a career-best, unbeaten 123 against Zimbabwe in the ICC Champions Trophy

Ahead of their ODI tri-series opener on Tuesday, Bangladesh will take part in a practice match against Ireland Wolves at the Vineyard ground in Dublin today. The fifty-over encounter will begin at 11:45 am local time (4:45 Bangladesh Standard Time).

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. Tushar Imran, who featured for Bangladesh in five Tests and 41 ODIs

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) officially revealed a revised design for the Bangladesh Cricket team jersey yesterday. The Tigers will don their new colours during the upcoming ICC Cricket World Cup in England and Wales.

Following their departure on May 1, the Bangladesh national cricket team reached Dublin at 8:30 pm on Wednesday (1:30 am Bangladesh time on Thursday), to participate in an ODI tri-series also featuring hosts Ireland and West Indies as a part of their build-up to the ICC Cricket World Cup, which begins on May 30.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board has officially revealed the altered jersey that the Bangladesh cricket team will wear during this summer ICC World Cup in England and Wales.

Bangladesh U-16 won the first three-day match by five wickets against Pakistan U-16 at the Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium in Fatullah today.

The Bangladesh cricket team left the country today for their upcoming series in Ireland and the World Cup in May. Bangladesh’s ace all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan did not travel with the side but is expected to board an afternoon flight with his family today.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday advised the Bangladesh cricket team to play in the upcoming ICC World Cup with utmost confidence and taking no pressure in their minds.

The two major powerhouses of domestic cricket in Bangladesh -- Abahani and Mohammedan Sporting Club -- both registered huge wins in their respective Premier Division Women’s Cricket League matches in Savar yesterday.

In the face of tremendous backlash from fans and the media, Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) President Nazmul Hassan announced yesterday that the national team jersey for the upcoming ICC Cricket World Cup, which was unveiled during an official photo session on Monday, will be redesigned.

Bangladesh cricket has suddenly been caught in a mild web of controversies.

The Bangladesh Under-16 team experienced both highs and lows on the second day of the first three-day Test against the Pakistan Under-16 team at the Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium in Fatullah yesterday.

Following huge criticism by the fans and media, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) President Nazmul Hassan eventually announced that the design of Tigers’ World Cup jersey that was unveiled during the official photo session on Monday will be redesigned.

A disciplined bowling unit led by Mushfiq Hasan’s four for 37 helped Bangladesh Under-16 bundle out their Pakistan counterparts for 148 on the first day of their first three-day Test at the Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium in Fatullah yesterday.

What should have been a bright day for two centurions -- Murshida Khatun Happy of Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protisthan (BKSP) and Eka Mallick of Keraniganj Cricket Academy -- turned bleak as both their teams ended up on the losing side of their respective Dhaka Women’s Premier Division Cricket League matches yesterday.

An official team photo session, with players donning their fresh new jerseys for the upcoming World Cup, is usually a festive and auspicious occasion. It is however not a major event, but yesterday one person made the Tigers’ jersey photo session a controversial event by his absence.

It was the last day of Bangladesh’s training camp before the Tigers depart for Ireland for the tri-nation series which will be followed by the ICC World Cup in the UK with a lot of expectations this time around from supporters.

On what should have been an auspicious occasion of unveiling Bangladesh’s World Cup jersey, Shakib Al Hasan added a bit of controversy by being the sole member not in the official team picture, despite being at the venue less than an hour ago.