Bangladesh Cricket  

With this stunning victory over Nepal in the T20 World Cup 2024 Group D match on Monday (IST), Bangladesh has entered the Super 8s stage. 

Bangladesh cricketer Mustafizur Rehman tweeted a rather helpless message to his people as his side embarked on a tour to Pakistan. 

The second and final Test of the series between India and Bangladesh will be day/night match at Kolkata's Eden Gardens. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) agreed to play day/night Test against India, led by Virat Kohli

Led by star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan, Bangladesh players went on strike over pay and benefits. However, after getting assurance from the country's board that all their demands will be met, they called off the strike

As many as 3 Bangladeshis were killed and several wounded in the shooting incident in two mosques in New Zealand. The Bangladesh cricket team, currently in New Zealand, has aborted its tour and will be flying back as soon as possible

Senior opener Tamim Iqbal has tweeted: "Entire team got saved from active shooters!!! Frightening experience and please keep us in your prayers." New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden termed the shooting as "one of New Zealand's darkest days"

'Despite the batting implosion after their brightest start of the tournament, it was a bowling effort that Bangladesh can be proud of as they seemed out of the game on numerous occasions but clawed their way back each time,' the country's biggest-selling English newspaper The Daily Star wrote

Dubai: Expressing happiness over India's seventh Asia Cup title, stand-in captain Rohit Sharma said the team dominated the tournament right from the start. In Friday’s final, India defeated Bangladesh by three wickets in a last-ball thriller. Rohit added that the No 4 and 6 slots in the batting order are still up for grabs. According to him, players need to be given a long run before settling on a combination for next year's World Cup in England.

Abu Dhabi: Bangladesh stunned Pakistan by 37 runs to set up a final meeting with India. After the defeat, Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed said the team had failed in all three departments (batting, bowling and fielding) in the tournament in UAE. However, he said the players should be supported and there was no need to press the panic button.