Bangladesh grab their third victory in the tri-nation series as they defeat Zimbabwe by 91 runs.

Even during their age-level days, there used to be stiff competition among the two friends over who will score more runs. Both friends often engaged in debate over dismissals and how many balls they faced in their innings, which in turn provided the motivation and urge to get better every day.

Since the 128-run knock against England in the ICC Champions Trophy last year, Tamim Iqbal has scored 95, 0, 70, 23, 84 not out and 84. Despite having struck four fifties in his last six innings, the dashing left-hander has been unable to convert those into hundreds.

Zimbabwe's cricket so far in the tri-series has had a bit of the Jekyll-and-Hyde quality to it. They first succumbed to an eight-wicket

Young wicketkeeper-batsman Zakir Hasan turned his overnight 156 into a magnificent maiden double hundred while a vintage Alok

Tamim Iqbal, despite holding the record for the highest number of tons by a Bangladesh batsman, expresses disappointment at the fact that he was not able to convert more of his fifties into hundreds.

Bangladesh’ star batsman opener Tamim Iqbal suggests that healthy competition between him and Shakib Al Hasan will be good for the team and says that he would have to keep performing well to compete well.

The bat dominated the ball on the opening day of the Bangladesh Cricket League's third round yesterday, where as many as three centuries were scored at the two different venues.

Scores of 19 and 35 are not substantial enough for a batsman to express his satisfaction over. Opener Anamul Haque, however, has

Jos Buttler's scintillating ton brings England a 16-run win and a one-day international series victory against Australia in Sydney.

Bangladesh ace all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan enters the IPL auctions as a ‘Marquee’ player with a base price of RS 1 Crore, which is the base price for the all 16 elite players in the Marquee Players' list.

Bangladesh will face off against India in their ICC Under-19 World Cup quarterfinal encounter at the Queenstown Events Centre on

The charm and excitement surrounding the Dhaka Premier League players' transfer diminished greatly since the introduction of the

If the big five of Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, Shakib Al Hasan, Tamim Iqbal, Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudullah Riyad do their job with the

Bangladesh youths will be up against their Indian counterparts in the ICC Under-19 World Cup quarterfinals at the Queenstown Events Centre on January 26.

Inspirational Bangladesh ODI captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza will lead newcomers Shinepukur in the coming Dhaka Premier Cricket League.

ONE BALL, TWO REPRIEVES, BUT STILL NOT ENOUGH

It was an open secret that during the tenure of former head coach Chandika Hathurusingha, the involvement of Bangladesh's senior members was less than ideal when it came to planning and taking decisions on the field.

Leading up to what has virtually become a grudge match in the eyes of many home fans, chiefly because of the presence of former

The Dhaka Premier League players' draft will take place at a hotel in Dhaka today with the tournament scheduled to kick off in the capital on February 5.