Liton Kumar Das recently became a father. He applied to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) seeking leave to spend time with his family. Accepting his request, BCB gave the wicket-keeper batsman 1 month leave. Meanwhile, Test captain Shakib Al Hasan has already been ruled out of the two-match Test series against
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Tigers sniff historical victory on New Zealand soil
New Zealand beat Bangladesh in rain-hit 3rd T20
Kiwis seal Bangladesh T20 series with 28-run win
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 28 runs in a rain-affected second Twenty20 International in Napier on Tuesday to secure the three-match series by 2-0. The Kiwis bagged 173 runs for five off 17.5 overs after losing the toss and batting, before the weather ended their innings prematurely. As a result, Bangladesh's run
Sloppy fielding costs Bangladesh series to New Zealand
Despite a better batting performance, Bangladesh endured a second successive defeat to New Zealand by 5 wickets on Tuesday at the Hagley Oval, Christchurch. Some sloppy fielding cost the Tigers series with one match to play on March 26 at Wellington. New Zealand won the toss and sent Bangladesh bat first,
NZ v Ban: Tigers look to break no-win streak against Kiwis
Bangladesh will take on New Zealand on Saturday at Dunedin in the first of the three-match ODI series, their first tour during the pandemic. The match will start at 4 am (Bangladesh time) and will be telecast live by state-run Bangladesh Television (BTV) and private satellite channels T-Sports, Gazi Satellite Television
Tamim to skip New Zealand T20Is
Bangladesh ODI captain Tamim Iqbal confirmed that he will be unavailable in the upcoming T20 series against New Zealand due to personal reasons. He revealed this information in a virtual press conference on Thursday in Dunedin. He said, ''I wish the team good luck for the T20 series, but unfortunately, I won't
Domingo sees great opportunity to beat New Zealand
Tigers off to Queenstown after quarantine
Bangladesh cricket team were on their way to Queenstown from Christchurch after their 14-day quarantine ended. They will stay in Queenstown before the first match of the three-match ODI series kicks off in Dunedin on March 20. ODI captain Tamim Iqbal said the end of the quarantine was a relief for them.