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Competing duo look to India warm-up
For most of the Bangladesh team, the World Cup warm-up game against Pakistan being washed out in Cardiff yes-terday was not a big setback, but for Mosaddek Hossain and Sabbir Rahman it was an opportunity missed to stake a claim for a spot in the playing eleven when the Tigers square off South Africa
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And this out of left field
What did we expect? Judging from anecdotal evidence, the noise from fans as well as those in the know speaking off the record -- the
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Sabbir thanks Mash for ‘second life’
Bangladesh cricketer Sabbir Rahman was brought back to the Tigers squad for the upcoming ODI series against New Zealand. He was serving an international ban which would have officially ended on March 1 but his ban was shortened to a month, with captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza apparently one of those who wanted the cricketer to return to the national side. Sabbir thanked Mashrafe for his support that led to his inclusion.
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Sabbir, Taskin back in Tigers' fold
Bangladesh cricket Board (BCB) announced the squad for the New Zealand ODIs and Sabbir Rahman -- banned from international cricket for six months, has been included in the squad while paceman Taskin Ahmed also makes a return.
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Chance remains for Sabbir, Taskin to return to the Tigers fold
Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza talks about Sabbir Rahman, Taskin Ahmed and Shafiul Islam’s BPL performances and whether they can become part of the national team setup.
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'Counselling for Sabbir, break for Soumya'
Things could have been much better for Bangladesh cricket at this moment had two talented cricketers -- Sabbir Rahman and Soumya Sarker --delivered as per their potentials.
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Did Sabbir threaten a fan again?
Bangladesh batsman Sabbir Rahman may have landed himself in disciplinary trouble yet again after screenshots emerged of abusive language used and threats issued towards a fan from a Facebook account bearing his name and one he used in conversation with media personnel in the past.
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Sabbir's lessons from suspension
One can turn any negative experience into a positive one and Sabbir Rahman has done just that during his exile from domestic cricket. During his banishment, which saw him miss this season's Dhaka Premier League and Bangladesh Cricket League (BCL) due to suspension, two realisations dawned on the 26-year-old.
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Sammy wins it on one leg
Darren Sammy defies the pain barrier to guide Peshawar Zalmi to a thrilling five-wicket win against Quetta Gladiators in the Pakistan Super League.
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Mashrafe wants more of the same
The cricketers resumed training yesterday for the first time in 2018 after a day's break for the New Year and the Tigers returned with
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'Perhaps punishment was necessary’
Former Bangladesh captain Khaled Mahmud, who will act as head coach of the Bangladesh national team for the upcoming tri-nation ODI series and the Tests and T20 series against Sri Lanka says that the punishments doled out to Tamim Iqbal and Sabbir Rahman were perhaps necessary.
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Sabbir’s indiscipline proving costly
Sabbir Rahman's indiscipline is proving to be costly for the cricketer in financial terms.
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Sabbir loses central contract
Sabbir Rahman will not be included in the central contract pool as punishment for assaulting a young fan during a National Cricket League game in Rajshahi last month.
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No central contract for Sabbir
The Bangladesh Cricket Board decides to ban Sabbir Rahman from domestic cricket for six months for assaulting a cricket fan during a National Cricket League game in Rajshahi on December 21.
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Sabbir in trouble for assault of fan
Bangladesh cricketer Sabbir Rahman is in trouble after he was involved in the assault of a fan during the National Cricket League.
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Zakir’s half-century helps Rajshahi to a win
Zakir Hasan’s fantastic half century helps Rajshahi Kings chase down the 147-run target set by Sylhet Sixers.
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Sabbir fined over umpire abuse
Sylhet Sixer's icon player Sabbir Rahman gets fined for abusing an umpire after the conclusion of the match against Comilla Victorians.
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Sabbir calls Dhoni ‘world’s legend’
Bangladesh star Sabbir Rahman shares a picture with MS Dhoni, calling the former Indian captain ‘world's legend’.
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It’s not true, says Sabbir
Batsman Sabbir Rahman answers questions from reporters while Tigers are undergoing a fitness camp.
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BPL icons set to change teams
Mushfiqur will feature for BPL team Rajshahi Kings in the next edition of the tournament, local media reports.
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Sabbir shoots into top 10
Bangladesh batsman Sabbir Rahman cracked the top 10 in an International Cricket Council ranking table for the first time by reaching
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Tamim, Sabbir in Afg T20 league
Bangladesh players Tamim Iqbal, Sabbir Rahman and Imrul Kayes were bought at an auction for the fourth edition of Afghanistan's franchise-based Twenty20 league.
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Tigers pay homage to ‘Amar Ekushey’
Members of the Bangladesh cricket team paid homage to 'Amar Ekushey' and the International Mother Language Day today.
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BD suffer a 67-run humiliation at Nelson
Bangladesh lost the best chance to beat the Blackcaps in their own backyard and the 3-match series 2-0 when they crumbled to a 67-run defeat at Saxton Oval, Nelson today.
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Sabbir's double offence
Rangpur Riders players Mohammad Shahzad and Liam Dawson, and Rajshahi Kings batsman Sabbir Rahman have all been found guilty of breaching the BCB Code of Conduct during the teams' Bangladesh Premier League match in Mirpur on Monday.
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Shahzad, Sabbir found guilty of breaching the BCB Code of Conduct
Rangpur Riders’ Mohammad Shahzad and Liam Dawson and Rajshahi Kings’ Sabbir Rahman have been found guilty of breaching the BCB Code of Conduct during their BPL 2016 match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur on Monday (28 November 2016).
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Patel blitzes Dhaka
A blistering cameo from Samit Patel took Rajshahi Kings to a six-wicket victory over Dhaka Dynamites in their BPL match
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Shakib sees sunny side of rain break
Brilliant sunshine bathed the city yesterday to signal the return of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) festivities, with the tournament set to kick off in earnest today as per a fresh schedule after rain spoiled the previously scheduled kick-off.
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This was not a Test Eng lost, but one which Tigers won
Tigers have not been given their due for the magnificent manner in which they beat England in a Test match. With a little luck, they could have claimed the series 2-0, and fixed, at least temporarily, the tone of condescension that accompanies them in world cricket.
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Sloppy England let Bangladesh slip away
Careless, callous and clumsy when under the pump…the lackadaisical performance from England allowed Bangladesh to extend their lead and pull away from the visitors in the second and final Test match of the series at Dhaka.