Bangladesh faced India in the semifinal of this year’s Asia Cup looking to recreate magic and failed by a large margin.
Normalising pitches that are more bowler-friendly and being more welcoming to different cricket teams can build a more exciting future for the sport.
Bangladesh lost the match to South Africa by four runs denied to the team due to a faulty decision by the on-field umpire.
We distance ourselves from the sport, stop watching the games, and wish that the news of the results doesn’t reach us. But to remain unaffected is not a choice we can make.
Shows and movies that stimulate crying can help us process complex events we may have gone through but have not yet to come to terms with.
In the world of sports, Bangladeshi women’s and men’s teams for cricket and football have had an eventful year.
Bangladesh has had what can be said to be their worst World Cup campaign as of yet.
Bangladesh has started their World Cup 2023 journey with a convincing win.
Bangladesh faced India in the semifinal of this year’s Asia Cup looking to recreate magic and failed by a large margin.
Normalising pitches that are more bowler-friendly and being more welcoming to different cricket teams can build a more exciting future for the sport.
Bangladesh lost the match to South Africa by four runs denied to the team due to a faulty decision by the on-field umpire.
We distance ourselves from the sport, stop watching the games, and wish that the news of the results doesn’t reach us. But to remain unaffected is not a choice we can make.
Shows and movies that stimulate crying can help us process complex events we may have gone through but have not yet to come to terms with.
In the world of sports, Bangladeshi women’s and men’s teams for cricket and football have had an eventful year.
Bangladesh has had what can be said to be their worst World Cup campaign as of yet.
Bangladesh has started their World Cup 2023 journey with a convincing win.
The most optimistic among us rely on the consistent inconsistency of Bangladesh when they play international cricket.
Founded in 2022 by entrepreneur Farhia Hoque, Working Women Bangladesh (WWB) held its first career development workshop on Saturday, 9th September. The event marks a significant milestone for the organisation that originated as a Facebook community, offering a safe space for women to discuss the distinct challenges they face in a predominantly male work environment.
