Siddikur Rahman got off to a tumultuous start in the first round of the True Thailand Classic yesterday. Bangladesh's premier golfer had to settle for par, after

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman missed the cut in the ISPS Handa Perth International after a frustrating second round score of five-over-par (77)

Marcus Fraser of Australia clinched the title of the inaugural Maybank Championship in Malaysia by two shots yesterday to end a six-year title drought.

The 16th FedEx Bangladesh Cup Golf Tournaments got underway at the Savar Golf Club (SGC) yesterday. A total of 240 golfers from home and abroad are

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman was languishing at 59th position after a one-over-par (72) in the third round of the Maybank Championship in

Siddikur Rahman made a decent start to the Maybank Championship in Malaysia with a two-under-par (69) in the opening round yesterday. The 31-year-old

Two-time Asian Tour winner Siddikur Rahman admitted he is 'frustrated' with his current form and that he is looking forward to the Maybank Championship in Malaysia, starting from today, for a turnaround in fortunes.

In the end, the race for the title of the second Bashundhara Bangladesh Open had turned into a battle between two unheralded Thai golfers. Thitiphun

Thitiphun Chuayprakong is known among his close friends and associates as 'tote'. The Thai term roughly translates into English as 'the slow one' -- understandably attributed to him for his short stature and gentle gait.

Shakhawat Hossain Sohel and Abdul Matin led the local charge on the second day of the Bashundhara Bangladesh Open with a share of the tenth position at

Siddikur Rahman led the local charge with a three-under-par in the opening round of the Bashundhara Bangladesh Open yesterday. The two-time Asian Tour winner traded six birdies for three bogeys to finish the day with 68, alongside compatriots Jamal Hossain Mollah, Jibon Ali and Abdul Motin, at tied- 14 position while Japan's Shunya Takeyasu and Korea's Soomin Lee took joint lead with seven-under-par (64).

The Bangladeshi golfers will be looking to shrug off the frustrating performance from the last year and take full advantage of the

Siddikur Rahman warmed up for this week's Bashundhara Bangladesh Open (BBO) with a decent finish at the Leopalace21 Myanmar Open. The two-time Asian Tour winner ended tied for 38th yesterday with an aggregate score of eight-under-par (280).

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman is relishing another opportunity to play on home soil as he gears up for the second edition of the Bashundhara Bangladesh, scheduled to begin on Wednesday.

FIDE Master Fahad Rahman finished runner-up in the IIFL Wealth Mumbai Junior (Under-13) Chess Championship, which concluded in Mumbai, said a press release from the Bangladesh Chess Federation yesterday.

It was another disappointing day for Siddikur Rahman, as he slumped to 28th position on the leaderboard after the conclusion of the first round of the Leopalace21 Myanmar Open yesterday.

Siddikur Rahman started the new season in the worst possible fashion after missing the cut in the SMBC Singapore Open yesterday. The 31-year-old golfer finished the second round with a four-over-par (75) after having finished the first round with two-over-par (73) at the Sentosa Golf Club earlier in the day.

Bangladesh's Siddikur Rahman featured alongside USA's World Number One Jordan Spieth at the SMBC Singapore Open which began yesterday. Although Siddikur was far from his best he finished with an even-par score in day that was suspended due to the threat of lightning.

The first Hosaf Golf Open concluded at the Savar Golf Club (SGC) yesterday, with Sajib Ali becoming champion and Mohammad Nazim finishing second in the professional event. Sajib racked up five-under-par to beat Nazim by a single stroke.

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman will be looking for some inspiration for the new Asian Tour season, which kicks off today through the SMBC Singapore Open, from none other than the world's Number One golfer Jordan Spieth.