Bishwajit Roy

Are the Bangladesh fans destined to suffer some pain after all the brilliance in the ongoing two-match Test series against

Twists and turns were the hallmarks of the Chittagong classic between Bangladesh and England and the Mirpur Test promised

A baby-faced boy just shy of his 18th birthday who showed early signs of his eventual high caliber at the ground called the Mecca of Cricket is now a 29-year old man about to play his 50th Test today at the home of Bangladesh cricket in Mirpur.

Is BCB's chief curator Gamini Silva under pressure?

Mashrafe Bin Mortaza might be on a holiday at Cox's Bazar, but with Bangladesh's cricketers putting in one of their best Test performances in Chittagong, he barely managed to move away from his television set.

“We have just seen his brilliant bowling on his first day of Test cricket but I am confident that the cricket world will also enjoy

Miracles can happen. But the harsh reality is real and it's totally and completely under someone's control. Bangladesh head coach

Pacer Taskin Ahmed's dream of playing longer-version cricket is set to be realised as the national selectors have decided to draft the right-arm paceman in the team for the second two-day practice match at the MA Aziz Stadium in Chittagong starting from October 16.

Oh! If only Mustafizur Rahman was here. It is but natural that the magical pacer will be dearly missed when the Tigers embark

He is always the centre of attention, but the spotlight seemed to be shining brighter on him yesterday at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur as Bangladesh ODI and T20I captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza 'celebrated' his birthday.

Riding on Tamim Iqbal's scintillating hundred, the Tigers finally stamped their authority on Afghanistan in the third and final match to clinch the series with a massive 141-run victory, providing some sort of relief ahead of their tough home challenge against England.

It might be a bit of an exaggeration to say that Mushfiqur Rahim could have taken a cup of tea before dismantling the stumps,

The tough part has gone and the Tigers will now be looking to conjure up their best at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in

The Tigers survived a scare from Afghanistan on their return to ODI cricket after a long break with a nerve-wracking seven-run win at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur last night. Dismissing the last Afghan batsman off the last ball, Taskin Ahmed went for

A festive mood has taken hold in the country's cricket arena, especially at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.

Tamim Iqbal is confident that he will be available for the one-day international series against Afghanistan and the left-hander

He is still two big steps away from the last chapter, as he says. 34-year old left-arm spinner and useful late order batsman

Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza is delighted to have his 'idol' Courtney Walsh as the new bowling coach

“You can say it has completed the cycle.” Coach Sarwar Imran playfully replied when his attention was drawn to his new job

England's security team express satisfaction with the cooperation received so far, but refuse to reveal anything further about their assessment of the security situation in Bangladesh.