Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka by 2 wickets in opening match

Bangladesh secured a victory over Sri Lanka in their opening match of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 in Dallas, Texas on Saturday (Bangladesh time). Over half of the spectators at Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium, filled to capacity, left with smiles brought on by their team's win. To watch this

Test loss to Sri Lanka is an eye opener, feels Ashraf

Bangladesh’s newly appointed chief selector Gazi Ashraf Hossain believes that their disappointing loss against Sri Lanka in the two-match Test series is an eye opener for them, as their strengths and weaknesses were exposed on sporting wickets. Bangladesh opted to play the series on sporting wickets instead of traditional, tailor-made low

Mominul hits fifty but Sri Lanka in firm control

Bangladesh reached 132-4 at tea on Day of the second and final Test against Sri Lanka, chasing an improbable target of 511 for a victory at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chattogram today. Mominul Haque struck a fluent 50 off 56 with eight fours and one six to lead Bangladesh's charge

Tigers seek redemption in 1st Test against Sri Lanka

Bangladesh are keen to continue their upsurge in longer version format when they take on Sri Lanka in the two-match Test series opener at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium tomorrow (Friday). The match starts at 10 AM. The two sides had already completed the white ball cricket with Sri Lanka winning the

Bangladesh, India, Nepal & Sri Lanka for cost cut in remittance

Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Sri Lanka jointly submitted a communication at the ongoing 13th Ministerial Conference (MC13) of the World Trade Organization (WTO) Tuesday seeking a work programme on facilitating the cross border remittance. The communication was initially placed by India in the second week of February. Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri

Sri Lanka Cricket ban lifted: ICC

AFP, COLOMBO The International Cricket Council said Sunday it had lifted its ban on Sri Lanka Cricket after Colombo promised to end political interference in the board's administration. The controversy related to alleged corruption in Sri Lanka's cricket board, the richest sporting body in a country still reeling from a crippling economic crisis. The ICC ban had