Bangladesh captain wore a disappointed expression during the press conference following their 30-run loss to India in the series-deciding third and final T20I at Nagpur yesterday. The captain reiterated that they were lagging behind big teams in the T20 format because of their inability to rectify mistakes that have been occurring frequently in recent times.

Bangladesh cricketer Mosaddek Hossain will return to Dhaka due to a family emergency, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) sources informed.

Bangladesh lose the third and final T20I against India by 30 runs despite a superb 81 from rookie opener Mohammad Naim

It all began brilliantly for the Tigers when Shafiul Islam got one to zip back into Rohit Sharma in the second over of the innings. The right-hander who had singlehandedly thwarted the Tigers with a massively important 85 in the second game, did the rest of the work for Shafiul, trying to flick a delivery from outside the off-stump and managing an inside edge that disturbed his stumps.

Deepak Chahar records the best ever T20I bowling figures of six wickets for eight runs, which included a hattrick that helped the hosts win the third T20I and the series against Bangladesh in Nagpur

Bangladesh head coach Russell Domingo says that the physical traits of a typical Bangladeshi player do not allow them to be a big hitter like the players of England and West Indies.

A look back on the time spent in tranquil Rajkot and the awe that one of its best attractions induced

The Bangladesh team were scheduled to board a flight for Nagpur this morning but since their flight was delayed, the team will leave their hotel a little later in the afternoon today. Shafiul Islam spoke in front of the media present and reiterated that the Tigers still feel strong despite the setback of losing the second T20I by eight wickets in Rajkot.

The Indian cricket board and the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) have grand plans for Bangladesh and India's first ever day-night Test in Kolkata on November 22

India levelled the three-match T20I series with an eight-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the second T20I at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Rajkot today.

The cyclone 'Maha' is likely to turn into a deep depression, media reports claimed on Thursday. The sunny weather at Rajkot however gives hope that the second T20I between Bangladesh and India will take place today.

Mahmudullah Riyad and Co will be desperate to continue turning the tide of close defeats against India when Bangladesh take the field today for the second T20I of the three-match series with a cyclone threat looming over the game in Rajkot. Having had so many close encounters against India, Mahmudullah was keen to clinch a series against their Asian rivals on their home soil.

Bangladesh went to the tour after a going through a series of unfortunate events -- starting from the players’ strike to Shakib Al Hasan’s two-year ban by ICC -- last month. And Bangladesh’ T20 captain for the tour, Mahmudullah Riyad says that it will be a big boost for the Tigers if they can seal a series victory tomorrow.

Out of the frying pan and into the fire. That is pretty much the outlook for the Bangladesh team, who conquered the smog and a strong Indian outfit in Delhi only to find themselves going into a cyclonic storm named Maha, expected to make landfall between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.

India spinner Yuzvendra Chahal said that even though Bangladesh are missing the likes of Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal on the tour, the Tigers are still a decent side that can cause trouble.

The likes of Afif Hossain, Aminul Islam and Mohammad Naim had stepped up in the absence of the two senior cricketers during their first of the three T20Is against India on Sunday.

Bangladesh’s first ever T20I win over India showcased a different brand of thinking by the team’s think tank with the motto being fearless cricket, as Mushfiqur Rahim had declared during the press conference following the game.

The Bangladesh women’s team end their tour of Pakistan on a high with a thrilling one-wicket win in the second and final ODI in Lahore

Bangladesh overcame a disastrous period in the country’s cricket to clinch a first-ever T20 win against India at Delhi yesterday. India skipper Rohit Sharma was poignant when reacting to a question over the record between the two sides leading up to the match and reasserted that in no way was his team being overconfident against the Tigers.

Newly-appointed T20I captain Mahmudullah Riyad marshalled his charges well as Bangladesh curtailed India’s stroke-makers early on, but the skipper will be ruing the late power-hitting which allowed the hosts to reach 148 for six at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi in the first of the three-match series yesterday.