Birthday boy Mustafizur Rahman took the prized wicket of David Warner with a chest-high snorter and courtesy of a juggling catch at

There had been curiosity about Sabbir Rahman's role in the Test side ever since he made his debut against England in October last

The Chittagong wicket has flattered to deceive on the opening day of the second Test yesterday. It was not a virtual dust-bowl as it

Cricket is a game of uncertainty. It's a very popular saying which sometimes sounds a bit cliché. However, even in the era of topsy-turvy T20 cricket, the oldest format of the game often unfolds in ways that reminds ardent fans of the saying.

If Bangladesh had not been able to exploit the home condition along with the resources and experience they had in

Being of subcontinent descent often brings with it an expectation that a player will be adept at playing spin, and that is something that

Nine stories above the busy streets of Mohakhali, a mere seven stories above the zooming motors on the Mohakhali flyover, Australia

It was a Shakib Al Hasan day. A smile was glued to his face throughout the practice session; it did not evaporate even when he took

Australia's two-day warm-up match against a BCB XI scheduled for today was cancelled yesterday after captain Steven Smith and coach Darren Lehmann visited Fatullah and found the ground still waterlogged.

Although the recent selection drama over Mominul Haque attracted all the headlines as the left-hander made a comeback after initially being left out of the squad, according to Australia coach Darren Lehmann Bangladesh's top order will be a crucial factor in the upcoming Test series for the visitors.

Mominul Haque has been reintroduced into the squad for the first Test against Australia after a lot of drama, for now putting an end to the whirlwind regarding team selection even though fears remain about how much harm the current muddled selection process will cause the country's cricket in the long term.

Despite the subcontinental conditions where pacers have to work really hard on spin-friendly pitches, Tigers' pacer Taskin Ahmed is of the opinion that the Australian seamers are ahead of the Bangladesh pacers when it comes to reverse swing and variations.

Mominul out, Mominul in. It is a drama that lasted just over 24 hours and the parting shot gives us an impression of a happy ending to a tale that started bitterly.

Batsman Sabbir Rahman answers questions from reporters while Tigers are undergoing a fitness camp.

Bangladesh Cricket Board President Nazmul Hassan says they have left no stone unturned in providing assurance regarding security for the Australian team.