Author: Babar

Bangladesh into Women's Asian Games semis as quarters washed out

Bangladesh have secured a place in the last four of the Women’s Asian Games 2026 cricket competition after their quarter-final against China was called off without a ball bowled on Thursday, September 17. The match, which was the opening quarter-final of the tournament, was initially delayed by a wet outfield at Korogi Sports Park in…

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Nepal vs Bangladesh T20I series 2027: Schedule, venue and key facts

A landmark bilateral arrangement between the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) and the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) will see the two sides contest three T20I matches on March 26, 28 and 30, 2027. The announcement was made on September 17, 2026, and the fixture list marks the first time Nepal and Bangladesh have agreed to…

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Atai Beckley Aktie: Kanzlei prüft Lilly

Ein Übernahmepreis von 6,75 US-Dollar pro Aktie – doch mehrere Analysten sahen den fairen Wert deutlich höher. Genau diese Lücke nimmt jetzt eine US-Kanzlei ins Visier. Wohl & Fruchter LLP kündigte am 28. Juli 2026 eine Untersuchung der geplanten Übernahme von Atai Beckley durch den Pharmakonzern Eli Lilly an.

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Full List So Far

The year 2026 has witnessed the retirement of several notable names from international and domestic cricket. While some players called time on their careers after years at the highest level, others stepped away from the game following changes in form, fitness, selection, or their decision to pursue opportunities outside international cricket.

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Bangladesh Cricket Rocked By Match-Fixing Allegations, Two Big Names Face Action

Bangladesh Match-Fixing Row: A fresh match-fixing controversy has hit Bangladesh cricket, with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) charging two officials linked to the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) with multiple alleged breaches of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code. Former Chattogram Royals owner Mohammad Abdul Quayyum Rashid is among those charged, while former Darbar Rajshahi team official Amin…

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How China’s Asian Games cricket campaign ended without a ball being bowled as Bangladesh advanced to the semis

File Pic: Chinese women’s cricket team (Getty Images) China’s women’s cricket campaign at the Asian Games ended in agonising fashion on Thursday, without the team even taking the field, as their quarter-final against Bangladesh was abandoned without a ball being bowled because of a wet outfield in Nisshin, Aichi prefecture.The T20 match at Korogi Sports…

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