Anamul Haque amassed 110 runs at the top of the order as Bangladesh A posted a first innings total of 274/8 in their one-dayer against Worcestershire on Friday. Anamul hit eight fours and three sixes in his 122-ball knock before finally offering a catch to Daryl Mitchell off the bowling of Shaaiq Choudhry,
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Sylhet awaits World T20 fate
ICC inspection team arrives today The fate of the Sylhet Divisional Stadium hosting the ICC World Twenty20 matches could be sealed when a high-level ICC inspection team will visit the stadium to see the progress of its development work. The ICC delegation, which includes event director Chris Tetley, stadium consultant Eugene Van Vuuren, event manager ... Read more
Kamal’s first ICC blunder!
AHM Mustafa Kamal committed his first blunder as the vice-president of International Cricket Council when he made certain comments on local TV channels about the BPL match-fixing issue at his business office on Wednesday. His comments came a day after the ICC stated that it will not make any further comments on the issue after ... Read more
Bangladesh U-19 post 198
A rearguard action from the lower middle-order enabled Bangladesh Under-19 to post 198 runs before being dismissed in 50 overs against their English counterparts in Worcester on Thursday. Bangladesh U-19 team kept losing wickets at regular intervals in the face of some disciplined bowling by the England U-19 bowlers, as half of the side had
Relief as ICC hands report
The cricketers, fans and organisers felt relived as the International Cricket Council formally charged nine individuals for various offences committed during the 2013 Bangladesh Premier League. Though the ICC did not name any individual, it has been widely published in the media, clearing the unease that prevailed in the cricketing arena
Saber launches election bid
Former Bangladesh Cricket Board president Saber Hossain Chowdhury formally announced his candidacy for president in the forthcoming BCB election on Wednesday, ending months-long speculation. Saber made the announcement at a press conference at his residence at Paribagh in the evening, hours after he met the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina,
Stevens admits BPL corruption charge
English cricketer Darren Stevens on Wednesday admitted to being charged by the International Cricket Council with failure to report attempted corruption in the Bangladesh Premier League. The ICC announced on Tuesday that seven people had been charged with match-fixing in the BPL, with a further two accused of failing to
Zia hits 104 off 69 balls for A team
Ziaur Rahman smashed a cracking century on the Bangladesh A team’s tour of England against Nottinghamshire in their one-day match at Trent Bridge on Wednesday. Batting first, A team piled up a big total of 292-7 in 50 overs with Zia making an unbeaten 104 from 69 balls with seven sixes and as many boundaries
Guess who?
ICC tight-lipped as nine cricketers charged The International Cricket Council charged nine individuals on Tuesday with various offences committed during the 2013 Bangladesh Premier League, prompting widespread speculation about their identifies. Former Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful has already confessed his involvement in the scandal, but the ICC refused to disclose the names or nationalities of ... Read more
Ashraful could get leniency
Former Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful can expect a lighter punishment for being the whistleblower in the Bangladesh Premier League match-fixing scandal, ICC chief executive officer David Richardson said on Tuesday. Ashraful is one of nine individuals charged with various offences committed during BPL 2013 and is now facing a ban of five years
ICC charges 9 with BPL fixing
The International Cricket Council charged nine individuals on Tuesday with various offences they had committed during the 2013 Bangladesh Premier League but refused to disclose their identities. The charges are related to an alleged conspiracy within the Dhaka Gladiators franchise to engage in match-fixing and spot-fixing activities
ICC mum on international matches
The International Cricket Council refused to comment on whether it was investigating allegations of match-fixing in international matches involving Bangladesh at the joint press conference at the Radisson Hotel in Dhaka on Tuesday. A five-member ICC delegation, led by CEO David Richardson, submitted the much-anticipated report on match-fixing
Gladiators owner claims innocence
Dhaka Gladiators owner Salim Chowdhury vowed to clear his name after the International Cricket Council’s Anti-Corruption and Security Unit submitted its report on allegations of match-fixing in the 2013 Bangladesh Premier League on Tuesday. Nine individuals were charged with various offences committed during the domestic
ICC in city with match-fixing report
A five-member International Cricket Council delegation comprising of top-officials arrived in Dhaka on Monday to submit their findings and recommendations on the match-fixing allegation in the Bangladesh Premier League. The delegation, led by ICC chief executive officer David Richardson, also includes communications manager Sami-ul Hasan, head of legal
ICC trophy finally here after 16 years
The replica of the ICC trophy which Bangladesh had famously won in 1997 finally reached Dhaka on Monday after a long wait and lot of confusion. ICC chief executive officer David Richardson, who is primarily here leading a delegation to submit the ACSU report on the match-fixing saga of the Bangladesh Premier League,
Bangladesh U-19 all out for 170
Bangladesh Under-19 were all out for 170 in 42.3 overs against their English counterparts in Leicester on Monday during their UK tour. Captain Mehedy Hasan top scored with 41 as wickets kept tumbling at regular intervals. England U-19’s Jack Winslade returned with the bestbowling figures, taking four wickets conceding 39 runs in 10 overs.
Sakib’s Barbados suffer first defeat
Sakib al Hasan continued his indifferent form with the bat as Barbados Tridents fell to their first defeat in five matches against Guyana Amazon Warriors in the Caribbean Premier League on Sunday. Electing to take first strike after winning the toss in Trinidad, Guyana posted 149-9 in their 20 overs before Barbados were dismissed for ... Read more
Calm before the storm
High-level ICC delegation due today to submit ACSU report The house at Banasri in the capital did not have the usual festivity on the Eid day. There were no big parties, no big gatherings, just some formalities and that was that. Mohammad Ashraful, the nucleus of the house, celebrated his Eid-ul Fitr as quietly as ... Read more
A team, U-19 both struggle in UK
Both the Bangladesh A team and the Under-19 side struggled with the bat in their respective matches in the UK on Sunday. The second-string Bangladesh side was dismissed for 171 against Lancashire in Manchester, while the Under-19s had a tough time against their Pakistani counterparts, getting bundled out for 149 in 43.4 overs at Kibworth. ... Read more
Tamim’s 75 goes in vain
Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal struck a brilliant 75 from 62 balls but it was not enough to stave off St Lucia Zouks’ fourth defeat in five matches in the Caribbean Premier League on Saturday. Jamaica Tallawahs rode on the back of two breezy knocks from Chris Gayle (40 from 31 balls) and Andre Russell (47 ... Read more