Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hassan informs that Bangladesh premier all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan was not supposed to sign with a top mobile operator in Bangladesh without letting BCB know and that the board is serving him with an official letter.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) bans all-rounder Nasir Hossain for his unprofessional behavior in the first two matches of the ongoing National Cricket League (NCL).

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) CEO Nizamuddin Chowdhury meets with all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan at the BCB office in Mirpur today after there were news that the BCB was going to take legal action against Shakib for allegedly breaching his contract to sign a sponsorship deal with a top mobile phone operator.

The Bangladesh Women’s team will play the first match of a three-match T20I series against Pakistan at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore today. The women’s tour of Pakistan was confirmed only after assessing security arrangements in Pakistan by the concerned ministry and security agencies earlier this month.

With all the drama that surrounded the players announcing on Monday that they would boycott all cricketing activities until an 11-point demand was met, there was doubt about when actual cricket would be played. The situation was brought under control on Wednesday when Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) officials met the players and agreed to nine of the 11 demands, with the two points later tacked on still up for discussion.

Following a dramatic 72 hours, Bangladesh cricket finally returned to normalcy as the cricketers attended the first day of the national training camp at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur yesterday ahead of their upcoming tour of India.

Radowan Hossan Siyam’s 114-ball 84 helps Bangladesh Under-16 post a 204-run total before being bundled out in 63.5 overs against their Pakistani counterpart on the first day of the three-day match at KRL stadium in Rawalpindi on Friday.

Bangladesh’s T20I and Test skipper Shakib Al Hasan, who played a pivotal role during the players’ protest, had missed the first day of the camp that was originally scheduled to begin on October 23.

For the past few days, there were doubts over whether Bangladesh’s tour of India, starting from November 3, would go ahead.

The grand corporate boardrooms, lush-green cricket fields and financial affluence does not necessarily guarantee good governance in cricket. However, it is believed that only strong governance can ensure long-term benefit in the modern era.

Bangladesh all-rounder Mohammad Saifuddin has been ruled out of the T20 series in India, a Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) press release said today.

Bangladesh and India could both their first-ever day-night Test when the Tigers tour India in November. A report filed by Indian Express said that the matter will be discussed by BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and India skipper Virat Kohli during a meeting on Thursday.

Bangladesh’s star opener Tamim Iqbal could very well miss part of the India T20 and Test series due to personal reasons.

A positive vibe prevailed from the morning yesterday with indications that a resolution regarding the national cricketers’ strike that started on Monday would be made by the end of the day.

Shakib Al Hasan sat in the fourth row, amid fellow cricketers and journalists. Tamim Iqbal was walking around ensuring that the journalists had enough places to sit.

While the national cricketers’ sudden strike following the announcement of an 11-point demand on Monday had taken Bangladesh cricket by storm, the cricketers yesterday added two more points to their list of demands, which would see a radical shake-up in the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).

A positive vibe prevailed from the morning yesterday with indications that a resolution regarding the national cricketers’ strike that started on Monday would be reached by the end of the day and such was the case -- with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) agreeing to nine of the 11 initial demands but not before 11:00pm.

The national cricketers called off their strike and will return to cricketing activities from October 25 after reaching an agreeable resolution with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) at its headquarters in Mirpur earlier tonight.

The protesting cricketers are en route to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) headquarters in Mirpur, where they will discuss their demands with board officials.

Bangladesh's first-class, List A and national cricketers put forward an updated list of demands through a spokesperson at a Dhaka hotel on Wednesday evening.