One stat hints at Tamim Iqbal's importance to Bangladesh cricket -- of his 10 ODI centuries, seven have come in winning causes. His performance during his most recent century, the 160-ball 130 that set up Bangladesh's 48-run win over West Indies in Sunday's first ODI, holds ample evidence of why the team's success is often allied with Tamim's.

A common theme running through most analyses of Bangladesh's sharp reversal in performance to outplay West Indies in Sunday's first ODI in Guyana has been the change in format from Tests to ODIs, which the Tigers are much more comfortable with.

Bangladesh’s fortune changed with the change of colour as Tigers put a disastrous Test series behind them to pull off their first victory against West Indies in this tour.

Tamim Iqbal heaped praise on skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza’s captaincy during the first ODI against the West Indies at Guyana.

Bangladesh's opening batsman Tamim Iqbal, who notched his tenth ODI ton in the match against the West Indies, explains how he and Shakib Al Hasan planned their innings.

When Anamul Haque was dismissed in the second over of the opening ODI against the West Indies, offering a simple catch at slip, the

Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, Bangladesh’s inspirational captain, led the charge with the ball in hand, bagging four wickets for 37 runs from 10 overs to ensure Tigers’ first competitive fixture victory in the West Indies tour as they beat the hosts by 48 runs in the first ODI at Guyana.

Bangladesh plans to crack down on players who use "pretexts" to avoid playing domestic first-class cricket in an effort to boost its woeful Test squad, an official says.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board [BCB] Cricket Operations Committee chairman Akram Khan yesterday claimed that he was unaware of the issue regarding the unwillingness of a few senior cricketers to continue playing Test cricket as claimed by the board's president Nazmul Hassan on the previous day.

A lot will depend on the mental strength of the visiting Bangladesh team following their disastrous Test series defeat as the Tigers will look to gain some confidence in their favourite format when they take on West Indies in the first of a three-match ODI series in Guyana today.

Following a disastrous two-Test series against West Indies, the Bangladesh team will regain some confidence after securing a four-wicket win in a day-night fifty-over warm-up game against UWI Chancellor's XI at Sabina Park on Thursday.

Talk of golden generations may be quite familiar for sport followers in July of 2018. Belgium's golden generation lost a golden opportunity to win a World Cup in Russia recently. Much closer to home, as the football frenzy fades, cricket fans are faced with what must now be seen as the irreversible decline of Bangladesh cricket's golden generation.

The third day of the second Test match has been the best for the Bangladesh team in the Caribbean with skipper Shakib Al Hasan

Windies beat Bangladesh by 166 runs in second Test in Jamaica to complete a 2-0 whitewash of the series

Bangladesh are played off the park for the fifth consecutive day of cricket on tour, being shot out for 149 and seeing West Indies' lead swell to 224 by the end of the second day of the second Test.

Tigers’ head coach and West Indies legend Courtney Walsh was back at his home ground in Sabina Park, Jamaica and he reiterated jokingly that maybe he retired too early since wickets with pace and bounce are coming back to West Indies.