While the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is gearing up for a return to competitive cricket through a three-team 50-over tournament from October 11 at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, Sylhet has already witnessed the return of competitive cricket.

“It’s now time to come together and socially resist these monsters and unmask them,” Bangladesh’s star cricketer Mahmudullah Riyad said as the top cricketers combined to deliver a powerful social message to bring an end to rape.

With the Sri Lanka series scrapped due to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) being unable to agree to the quarantine protocols suggested by host nation Sri Lanka, the home series against West Indies presents Bangladesh’s next opportunity for international cricket. BCB CEO Nizamuddin Chowdhury today informed that talks are ongoing with West Indies.

The upcoming three-team 50-over tournament, slated to begin from October 11, has been named BCB President’s Cup, Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) CEO Nizamuddin Chowdhury informed today.

Following recent reports of rape at the hostel of Murari Chand College in Sylhet and Noakhali gang rape, the whole country has become vocal in protest against sexual violence. The national cricketers have also joined forces with the mass, voicing their opinion through social media.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) would need to confirm two things before resuming the domestic league in the country, said the BCB president Nazmul Hassan to the media today.

Known as someone who interferes in the team management’s processes, Bangladesh Cricket Board President Nazmul Hassan was however happy when he was not allowed to meet players after the end of the practice match today.

Although it was just a practice match, Tamim Iqbal and Shadman Islam still had reasons to smile on a gloomy day in Mirpur today. Chasing a revised target of 200 in 45 overs owing to early morning drizzle, both Tamim and Shadman, playing for the Ryan Cook XI, picked up fifties as they helped their side win by six wickets against Ottis Gibson XI on the second day of their final two-day practice game at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium today.

The Bangladesh national team players along with HP Unit and selected members of upcoming U-19 World Cup squad are set to step back into competitive cricket through a three-team 50-over tournament on October 11, Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) announced. All the matches will be played at Mirpur’s Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium and the tournament will conclude with the final on October 23rd.

Bangladesh ace all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan wants collective action taken against rape after reports of sexual violence from all corners of the country shook the nation.

Pacer Taskin Ahmed came up with yet another brilliant bowling display on the first day of their second two-day match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium today.

While the Tigers are participating in a two-day practice match at the SBNCS in Mirpur, the likes of Tamim Iqbal did not forget the birthday of a special teammate.

Bangladesh star cricketer and former captain Mushfiqur Rahim said he felt honoured after becoming a part of the UNICEF family as the organization’s goodwill ambassador.

Even though it was just a practice match, Bangladesh players, who returned to playing a game of cricket after 199 days, were still pumped up to perform for their sides.

Bangladesh head coach Russell Domingo reiterated that while the players may or may not have discussed whether the quarantine protocols put up by Sri Lanka were agreeable, the players appreciated the board’s stance on the matter as the series was called off for the time being.

While the disagreement over quarantine protocols has halted Bangladesh national team’s return to international cricket, head coach Russell Domingo tried to see the positive side of having that time in hand to work on the specific needs of the players and working with the details.

Bangladesh women’s team stars Salma Khatun and Jahanara Alam are set to feature in the upcoming Women’s T20 League in UAE, slated to take place between November 4 and 9.

Bangladesh premier all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan is set to return to his family in the United States. The 33-year-old all-rounder is reported to board the US-bound flight at 3:45am tomorrow.

Bangladesh team are going to start the second phase of their training inside the bio-secure bubble from tomorrow, BCB chief Physician Debashish Chowdhury informed.

There have been mixed feelings from cricketers over the cancellation of the Tigers’ tour of Sri Lanka after the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) failed to agree with the revised health protocol from Sri Lanka Cricket.