BCB to send Nahid Rana abroad for treatment amid fresh injury concern
Nahid Rana was expected to return to competitive cricket through the upcoming tri-nation ODI series, but the Bangladesh fast bowler is still recovering from his previous injury.
Nahid Rana was expected to return to competitive cricket through the upcoming tri-nation ODI series, but the Bangladesh fast bowler is still recovering from his previous injury.
Bangladesh have been searching for an all-rounder capable of filling the void left by Shakib Al Hasan, and national spin-bowling coach Mushtaq Ahmed hopes the latest talent hunt can help uncover a future left-arm spin all-rounder.
Barishal spinner Sohag Gazi and Sylhet’s Tawfique Khan Tushar have failed the fitness test ahead of the upcoming National Cricket League (NCL) season, according to a reliable source.
Bangladesh’s Asian Games squad played an intra-squad practice match in Mirpur as part of their preparations for the tournament. Litton Das led Team A, while Nurul Hasan Sohan captained Team B.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has approved a number of major decisions aimed at improving domestic cricket infrastructure, increasing player match fees and restructuring the country’s domestic competition system.
The 2026-27 domestic cricket season in Bangladesh will begin with the four-day National Cricket League (NCL), with the opening round scheduled to start on October 3 across four venues.
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and Robi are set to relaunch the Bowler Hunt programme after nearly eight years, offering young fast bowlers and spinners across the country an opportunity to showcase their talent. The programme will be open to both male and female cricketers.
Bangladesh Under-19 were crowned champions of the inaugural GD Trophy after their final against the Under-23 side was abandoned due to rain at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur.
State Minister for Youth and Sports Aminul Haque has said questions must be asked about why the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) will not take place, stressing that such a popular tournament should be held regularly.
The Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) will not be held this year, a development that could leave many domestic cricketers facing a significant financial setback.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has taken a major step to improve the financial security of domestic cricketers, announcing a significant increase in match fees across all formats.
Bangladesh cricketers want a more sustainable domestic structure that can provide financial security throughout the year, rather than leaving players heavily dependent on the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) and Dhaka Premier League (DPL).