Australia's Moises Henriques and Surrey teammate Rory Burns were said to be in "decent shape" Monday following their sickening collision when they ran into each other trying

A court here yesterday sentenced six people to life imprisonment for killing a farmer in Durgapur upazila in 2007.

On Sunday, India's Test skipper Virat Kohli had described Bangladesh's ODI contingent as a dangerous side capable of upsetting any team at home. And as Mashrafe Bin

Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and seven other players joined the Indian team in Dhaka yesterday evening. Certain members of the Test team on the other hand were given a

The rain-hit one-off Test ended in a predictable draw at Fatullah yesterday. But not before hosts Bangladesh faced the embarrassment of following-on and managed to

Generally known for resorting to a more balanced approach in press conferences, a seemingly frustrated Mushfiqur Rahim, didn't have too many positive statements in his armoury after the Tigers completed a rare draw against India yesterday.

That Mushfiqur Rahim is desperate to don the wicketkeeper's gloves when the ODIs begin later this week was obvious from the post-Test press conference at Fatullah yesterday.

Rain ruined most of the play in the one-off Test between Bangladesh and India to enforce a draw at Fatullah yesterday. The frustrating outcome compelled visiting skipper Virat Kohli to entertain the idea of keeping a reserve day for Test matches.

Two days before he flies out to Dhaka for the ODI series, Mahendra Singh Dhoni turned back the clock by turning up for a surprise practice session at the National Stadium in Delhi.

When Bangladesh went out to bat in Fatullah after a delayed start, not many expected the hosts to concede the follow-on. However, all that changed courtesy of a brilliant

Australia demolished hapless West Indies on the fourth day of the second and final Test at Sabina Park on Sunday, routing the home

England, after winning the toss, were dismissed for 302 by New Zealand in the third one-day international at Southampton on Sunday.

Pakistan cricket authorities says they would include the national team's shambolic whitewash against Bangladesh this year as part of a review to improve its performance.

The sole Test match of India’s tour of Bangladesh ends in a draw after rain affected every day of the game at Fatullah Stadium.

The second leg of matches of the Manyavar Bangladesh Premier League will resume from June 26 instead of initially proposed date of June 20, decided a meeting of the

Ross Taylor's century laid the platform for New Zealand's 13-run win under the Duckworth-Lewis method against England in the second one-day international at The Oval on

The rain gods continued to dictate terms at Fatullah which meant the fourth day of the one-off Test between Bangladesh and India was no different, except for a short yet enterprising story knitted in 30 odd rain-permitted overs yesterday.

After only 133.4 overs' play in the first four days of the one-off Test between Bangladesh and India for rain, one shouldn't have any doubt about what to expect on the final day.

It was a nervous morning session for the hosts with the odd ball turning quite the distance. Ravichandran Ashwin, in particular was looking quite menacing. While Tamim Iqbal

Young pacer Mustafizur Rahman, who had put in an impressive performance against Pakistan in the lone T20I earlier this year, and wicketkeeper-batsman Litton Das earned