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Tigers throw it away yet again
An authoritative hundred from young Shimron Hetmyer and an overall drop of the guard from the Bangladesh players allowed the West Indies to post a challenging total of 270 in the second one-day international at the Providence Stadium in Guayana on Wednesday.
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Neil Mckenzie appointed as Tigers’ batting consultant
Former South African player Neil Mckenzie has been appointed as the batting consultant of the Tigers, a BCB press release confirmed on Friday.
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Root ton sets up England's series-levelling win
Joe Root's composed hundred laid the platform for England's 86-run win over India in the second one-day international at Lord's on Saturday.
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Sri Lanka beat South Africa by 278 runs in 1st Test
South Africa collapse dramatically against Sri lanka's spin to crash to 73 all out in the first Test in Galle, their lowest total since readmission to international cricket.
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Kuldeep 6-for leads India to 8-wicket win
India's spin sensation Kuldeep Yadav takes a six wicket haul and Rohit Sharma piles on the runs as the tourists win their opening ODI against England with ease on Thursday.
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South Africa 4-1 at stumps in first Sri Lanka Test
South Africa are four for one at stumps in response to Sri Lanka's first innings score of 287 on day one of the opening Test in Galle.
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Indian women's cricket coach quits over 'training methods'
The Indian women's cricket coach quits just over year into the job after a string of defeats and apparently alienating players, four months before the World Twenty20.
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T20 tri-series: Pakistan win against Australia
Fakhar Zaman is in the "best form of his life" after the opener cracked a career-best 91 to help set up Pakistan's six-wicket win over Australia in the final of the Twenty20 tri-series
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'Hall of Fame' for Dravid, Ponting and Taylor
Former captains Rahul Dravid of India and Australia's Ricky Ponting inductes in the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame together with England women's wicketkeeper-batter Claire Taylor, the world governing body says.
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England will find India tougher than the Aussies: Kohli
India will provide far stiffer opposition for England than Australia did when it was whitewashed 5-0 in a one-day series then thrashed in a Twenty20 match, Indian captain Virat Kohli says.
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Australia's Stanlake tears through Pakistan for easy win
Australia fast bowler Billy Stanlake rediscovers his aggressive streak to demolish Pakistan's top order and set up a nine-wicket win for his side in the second match of the T20 tri-series in Zimbabwe.
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Richard Hadlee has cancer surgery
New Zealand cricketing great Richard Hadlee has undergone surgery for bowel cancer, his wife Dianne said Wednesday.
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Tendulkar’s son in India’s U-19 squad
Sachin Tendulkar’s son Arjun Tendulkar picks in the U-19 squad for two four-day matches in Sri Lanka in July.
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England hammer Pakistan to win second Test and square series
England thrashed Pakistan by an innings and 55 runs to win the second Test at Headingley.
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Warner's wife attributes miscarriage to tampering stress
Warner's wife revealed, she suffered a miscarriage in the aftermath of her husband's part in a ball-tampering scandal.
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'Batman' to the rescue for IPL stars
When the Indian Premier League's big hitters need their favourite bat urgently repaired there's one person they call upon -- Aslam Chaudhry, a.k.a. "Batman".
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Zim beat SL in thrilling finish
Fast bowler Tendai Chatara claims four wickets to help Zimbabwe edge Sri Lanka by 12 runs in the second one-day international in Dhaka on Wednesday.
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SA beat India by 72 runs in Cape Town
Seamer Vernon Philander takes career-best figures as rampant South Africa claim a 72-run victory over India at Newlands on Monday.
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Kohli, Anushka tie the knot
India's cricket captain Virat Kohli and Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma tie the knot in Milan, Italy.
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Simmons to pitch BCB on Saturday
Former West Indies head coach Phil Simmons will arrive in Dhaka on Saturday to give a presentation to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) for the vacant post of head coach.
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Pujara, Vijay pummel Sri Lanka
Opener Murali Vijay and Cheteshwar Pujara hit sublime centuries to put India in command of the second Test against Sri Lanka on Saturday.
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India draw level with 6-wicket win
Half-centuries from Shikhar Dhawan and Dinesh Karthik fired India to a comfortable six-wicket win over New Zealand after a pitch-
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Teenager dies after being hit by cricket ball
A Bangladeshi teenager dies in hospital in Dhaka after he is hit by a ball while umpiring a cricket match, police say.
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Wily Herath spins Sri Lanka to fighting victory
Rangana Herath becomes the second Sri Lankan to bag 400 wickets as his six-wicket haul steer Sri Lanka to a thrilling 21-run win over Pakistan in the first Test in Abu Dhabi.
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Khalid Latif banned for five years
Pakistan cricket's anti-corruption tribunal bans opener Khalid Latif for five years and fine him one million rupees ($9,489) over a spot-fixing case.
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‘Bangladesh have to look after Fizz’
Australia opener David Warner heaps praise on Bangladesh pacer and his Sunrisers Hyderabad teammate Mustafizur Rahman.
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SL to play day-night Test against Pak
Sri Lanka will play its first day-and-night Test match later this month when they meet Pakistan for a two-match series in the United Arab Emirates.
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Pollard’s ‘no’ to Lewis’s ton
Kieron Pollard, leading Barbaros Tridents in the ongoing Caribbean Premier League, comes under fire for perceived unsportsmanlike conduct after deliberately bowling a no-ball that may have denied St Kitts and Nevis Patriots opener Evin Lewis a century at the end of an astonishing seven-over chase of 129.
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Great job, Bangladesh!
Cricket fans couldn't expect a more thrilling finish to a match that proved to be intense since day one, going against Test cricket's established slow-and-steady-wins-the-race formula.
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Mashrafe heaps praise on Tigers
Bangladesh’s ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza heaps praise on the team members on their historic Test win over Australia through a facebook post.
