Throwing players under the bus after a poor outing is a common occurrence among our fanbase.

Sports journalism in Bangladesh is on a rapid rise and people are noticing.

A lively discussion centred on former national team cricketer Yousuf Babu's new book, ‘Eye on the ball,’ at Justice Shahabuddin Park in Gulshan, was full of fascinating tales about Bangladesh's cricket history. In an event that transported the audience back to the early days of Bangladesh cricket, Sir Gordon Greenidge, a West Indies icon and former national team coach, joined Babu. Other participants were former cricketers Shakil Kasem and Ishtiaque Ahmed.

Ken Block was a professional rally driver and an icon of the sport.

It's high time Bangladesh's coaching woes are resolved.

This year, the sporting world has seen it all.

Bangladesh Test and T20 skipper Shakib Al Hasan won the best sports personality award as the Bangladesh Sports Press Association marked its 60th anniversary by according reception awarding 10 sports stars and journalists in an award ceremony held at a city hotel on Friday. 

It’s impossible to talk about football without mentioning Pele.

Players who left a mark on our hearts.

Two Indian fans allegedly got into a scuffle with a group of Bangladeshis over an abusive comment made towards India.

Mustafizur had just won it for Bangladesh! And I was there for it.

As I mentally prepared to leave the stadium last night, I saw Miraz continue to play with a deftness and an attitude that I wish could be formalised and replicated by all eleven team members.

Stories, whether in reality or on the field, play an important factor in shaping how we as humans see both sports and life.

Qatar 2022 is unravelling to be the most unpredictable World Cup in years.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina presented the cheque for the winners of the third edition of the Bangabandhu Inter University Sports Championship via digital payment through Bkash at the Army Stadium in Dhaka on Tuesday.

These young players will be hoping to leave their mark in the international stage.

To celebrate football culture of Bangladesh, Plaantik has launched its sports anthology.

Among the groups in this year’s FIFA World Cup, Group B really stands out.

With the FIFA World Cup 2022 starting today, tensions run high around the country. Avid football fans have already dawned on their favourite team’s jerseys and hoisted their country’s flags alongside that of Bangladesh’s. The entire world will be glued to their tv screens till a winner emerges to claim the Football World Cup.

The ceremony starts at 8 PM (Bangladesh Standard Time) on Sunday.