With the intention to enhance and improve the skills of the local coaches, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) conducted a six-day Level 2 coaching course at the home of cricket in Mirpur last week.

During his playing days, Aftab Ahmed had been one of Bangladesh’s more courageous batters while the team were still finding their feet in the international Stage.

In the bid to revive cricket in Chittagong, Tamim Iqbal announces that he will organise age-group tournaments in the region for the next three years.

As the India series in 2004 progressed, Bangladesh's chances of doing something special gradually improved after Mohammad Ashraful's breathtaking 158 in the second Test.