Bangladesh's Shohag Gazi (L) and Ziaur Rahman (R) talk on the ...

. Bss, Dhaka Promising Right-arm off break Shohag Gazi emerged as highest Bangladesh's wicket taker in the just concluded two-match Test series against Sri Lanka. He claimed seven wickets in the two-match series. Besides, medium pacer Robiul Islam ...

Robiul Islam sports a big smile as the pace bowler, who did exceptionally well in an otherwise disappointing Zimbabwe tour of the Tigers, comes out of the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport yesterday. Photo: Star Off-spinner Shohag Gazi made a ...

During Bangladesh's tour of Zimbabwe, the best Test cricketer in the country was neither Bangladeshi nor Zimbabwean, but former Pakistani off-spinner Saqlain Mushtaq (496 international wickets). Saqqi, as he is lovingly called, is on a ...

Bangladesh skipper (R) Mushfiqur Rahim celebrates one of the Zimbabwean dismissals with Shamsur Rahman Shuvo during the second T20I at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo yesterday. Bangladesh won the match by 34 runs, bringing smile to the skipper's ...

Scoreboard at the end of the first innings in the first Twenty20 international between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh on Saturday: H. Masakadza c Sohag Gazi b Shakib Al Hasan 59 V. Sibanda c Sajidul Islam b Sohag Gazi 0 B. Taylor c Tamim Iqbal b Shakib Al ...

Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim (c) leads the coach Shane Jurgensen(R) and other players during a practice session at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo yesterday, ahead of their first T20I against Zimbabwe today. Photo: Courtesy of Prothom Alo ...

Zimbabwe batsman Malcolm Waller (L) is bowled by Bangladesh medium-pacer Ziaur Rahman during the first ODI at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo yesterday. PHOTO: AFP He was not even supposed to be in the side for the first ODI and it was a ...

Zimbabwe 389 and 187 for 7 (Taylor 80*, Robiul 6-55) lead Bangladesh 134 (Masakadza 4-32, Jarvis 4-40) by 442 runs ZIMBABWE finished the third day of the first Test with a lead of 442 runs after Bangladesh were bowled out for 134 in their first ...

Sri Lanka won the first one-day international against Bangladesh by eight wickets in Hambantota on Saturday. The home side got home in 35.4 overs. Tillakaratne Dilshan (113 not out) and Kumar Sangakkara made their revised 238-run target in 41 overs ...