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Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) media committee chairman Amzad Hossain informed on Wednesday that the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) will be played under a revenue-sharing model for a five-year cycle. He also said that November 17 is the tentative date for the BPL draft.

Bangladesh climbed three places to a record sixth in the ICC Test rankings despite Sunday’s series-ending defeat to Australia in Mackay.

ECB Online Desk Aug 30, 2026 3:30 AM Bangladesh’s landmark Test victory over Australia in Darwin has underlined the team’s potential in the longest format, according to England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Richard Thompson.

Bangladesh Women will take on Indonesia Women in Match No. 4 of the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Monday, August 31.

In 1991, when the BNP government assumed office following the restoration of parliamentary democracy, it marked a decisive shift in Bangladesh’s economic policy direction. Export-led growth emerged as the new development paradigm. Yet it was not export subsidies that spearheaded this transformation. The cornerstone of the new outward-oriented strategy was import liberalisation—reducing trade barriers and…

Australia and Bangladesh required only 425.3 overs to complete an entire two-Test series this month. Put another way, the two teams played two Tests in fewer deliveries than the 450 overs theoretically available in one five-day Test.

byAtif Azam•  The BPL franchises said they were prepared to wait a year for the tournament if that allowed the competition to return with meaningful reforms in place© Cricbuzz The BPL franchises said they were prepared to wait a year for the tournament if that allowed the competition to return with meaningful reforms in place©Cricbuzz

Three new members have joined the central committee of the Cricketers’ Welfare Association of Bangladesh (CWAB), which has also formed an advisory committee to help senior cricketers contribute to important decisions.

Act now to protect the remaining hydrological network of the capital VISUAL: STAR

The war in the Middle East has worsened an already challenging situation in Bangladesh. Even before this war, the country was reeling under high inflation, a lack of jobs, and growing poverty. The war has led to compounding energy crisis, painful job cuts, higher prices, and even more people being pushed to poverty. A mid-June…