Kazuki Higa continued his march towards the title of the BTI Open with a three-under-par (69) in the penultimate round at the

Japan's Kazuki Higa stayed in the lead in the BTI Open, but Bangladeshi golfers made great headway halfway through the tri-

Three Bangladeshi golfers started the BTI Open within the top ten positions after the opening day at the Kurmitola Golf Club yesterday, but the highlight of the round was a blistering 10-under-par (62) from Japan's Kazuki Higa.

The growth of international golf hosting in Bangladesh continues as the country hosts the third international event of the year, the bti Open 2018, beginning at the Kurmitola Golf Club (KGC) today.

Latvian Grand Master Igor Rausis is all set to take charge of the Bangladesh chess team for the fifth time ahead of the 43rd Chess

Uncertainty over the Bangladesh Open, the only Asian Tour event in the country, has ended after AB Bank came forward to sponsor the

Warsia Khusbu bagged a gold medal in the Blitz Chess event of the Asian Youth Chess Championships in Thailand yesterday.

A Bangladesh chess team including ten players left for Bangkok yesterday to take part in two seperate competitions, said a press release

Sri Lanka's N Thangaraja came up with a classic six-under-66 in the fourth round of the City Bank American Express Chittagong Open to

Sri Lanka's N Thangaraja shot a resolute four-under-68 to continue the lead for the third straight day at the 50-lac-taka City Bank

Joint-overnight leader and local golfer Md Sajib Ali fell to joint-second place with a four-under-par (68) on the the second day of the City Bank American Express Chittagong Open yesterday.

Bangladesh's Sajib Ali shared a four-way lead as the second edition of the City Bank American Express Chittagong Open got off to an

The second edition of the City Bank American Express Chittagong Open gets underway today at the pristine Bhatiary Golf & Country

The chief executive officer of the World Chess Federation (FIDE), Geoffrey Borg, has urged Bangladesh's government and chess

Siddikur Rahman missed the cut in the Hero Indian Open after racking up five-over-par (149) in the first two rounds. The 33-year-old

Premier Bangladeshi golfer Siddikur Rahman's outing at the Hero Indian Open 2018 went from bad to worse in the second round as he carded a three-over-par for the round to fall to the 75th position with an aggregate five-over-par (149).

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman got off to a rocky start in the Hero Indian Open 2018, which is co-sanctioned by the Asian Tour and European Tour, as he carded a two-over-par (74) yesterday.

Bangladesh ace Siddikur Rahman made a tame exit from the CIMB Championship in Malaysia after a poor second round saw him miss the

Siddikur Rahman made an above-average start to the Maybank Championship, carding a one-under-par (71) in a weather-disrupted opening round in Malaysia yesterday to share the 72nd position in the 3 million dollar event.

It was historic day for the Siddikur family as Siddikur Rahman's wife Samaun Anjum Auroni became the first Bangladeshi female golfer to turn professional.