The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) announced the squad for the upcoming two-match Test series against Sri Lanka, slated to begin from May 15, and there were no big surprises in the squad though a few injury concerns reared their ugly heads following the squad announcement.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) chief selector Minhajul Abedin stressed on the 'home condition' factor as the reason behind leaving out seamer Abu Jayed from Bangladesh's squad for the upcoming two-Test series against Sri Lanka in May. He also pointed at the pace-variation criteria which led to Rejaur Rahman Raja being called into the squad.

Bangladesh have named their squad for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka, slated to get underway with the first Test on May 15 at Chattogram.

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hassan said that if need be, Mustafizur Rahman will have to make himself available for the upcoming two-Test Sri Lanka series in May.

Left-arm pacer Mustafizur Rahman said that Bangladesh now have a very good pace bowling unit for which the team management can easily make a separate work plan for three formats.

Historically, Bangladesh have had a difficult time in taking advantage of the home conditions where they base their strategies upon.

Bangladesh paceman Ebadot Hossain was bowling the 49th over of the DPL match for his side Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi when he went off injured after Rupganj Tigers’ Nasum Ahmed smashed a delivery back at the bowler which hit Ebadot’s hand.

If one thing that Bangladesh missed more than anything else during their Test series against South Africa is the productive partnership between pacers Shoriful Islam and Taskin Ahmed.

Bangladesh ODI skipper Tamim Iqbal said that his conversation with the umpire during Bangladesh’s first Test against South Africa in Durban earlier this month was made to look more than what had actually transpired.

Bangladesh Cricket Board’s (BCB) ongoing negotiations with other international cricket boards regarding the new FTP cycle meant a jam-packed schedule will be in the offing and cricketers’ workload management was in the board’s agenda.

Bangladesh pacers Taskin Ahmed and Shoriful Islam are not certain to play in the upcoming two-Test home series against Sri Lanka, owing to injuries they suffered recently.

Sri Lanka announced four new coaching staff Sunday to assist new head coach Chris Silverwood ahead of next month's two-match Test series in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh Test skipper Mominul Haque fronted up to the media present at the airport after returning from South Africa. There is criticism of his captaincy after two heavy defeats in the two-match Test series but he said that he was in the same place he was before the Test win in New Zealand and had enough authority to make his own decisions.

The first group of the Bangladesh cricket team will return from their tour of South Africa at around 8:55am on Wednesday.

Bangladesh pacer Khaled Ahmed was found guilty of breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct during the second day of their second Test against South Africa at St George's Park in Gqeberha. The pacer was fined 15 per cent of his match fee for the offence. 

Bangladesh Test skipper Mominul Haque said that most of the national team players lack the understanding on how to play quality spin after the Tigers suffered a 332-run thumping at the hands of South Africa, orchestrated by just two Protea spinners, in the second Test in Gqeberha today. 

Bangladesh batters continued their shambolic performance in the Test series as the Tigers failed to put up a fight in their second innings on the fourth day of the second and final Test in Gqeberha today.

Two South Africa players have tested positive for Covid-19 before the start of day’s play in Gqeberha today and will not be taking further part in the ongoing second and final Test of the series against Bangladesh, confirmed Cricket South Africa (CSA).

Bangladesh are looking at a heavy defeat as the Tigers lost three top-order batters after being brought to bat in their second innings late on Day 3 in their series-deciding second Test against South Africa in Gqeberha today.

Bangladesh went past 200 and Mushfiqur Rahim reached his fifty but the Tigers would be thoroughly disappointed with the dismissals of their two overnight batters on the morning session of the third day of the second Test in Gqeberha.