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20 September, 2026, 09:10 pm Last modified: 20 September, 2026, 09:12 pm Photo: BCB

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) on Sunday approved a six-team domestic competition structure covering all three formats, with the T20 tournament set to be the first event under the new framework in December 2026

Dhaka : Bangladesh’s domestic asenger demand falling by about 40 percent as improved road and rail links, weaker consumer purchasing power and soaring airline operating costs put pressure on carriers Managing Director of NOVOAIR and secretary general of the Air Operators Association of Bangladesh (AOAB)

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.

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…

Coaching is gaining traction in Bangladesh cricket, with active players increasingly eager to understand the game from a different perspective. Their growing interest in coaching education is a sign of a maturing cricket culture, where understanding the game and its nuances is becoming as important as playing it.

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) Integrity Unit independent chair Alex Marshall today iterated his stance on stamping out the corruption from the country’s cricket.

Bangladesh’s recent strategic choices have attracted unusual attention, both regionally and beyond. Its endorsement of a Saudi-led multinational maritime initiative in the Red Sea, discussions surrounding possible participation in the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, negotiations over the Chinese Chengdu J-10CE fighter aircraft, and simultaneous engagement with American, European, Middle Eastern and Chinese partners can make…

For years, one of the biggest problems in Bangladesh cricket has been the gap between domestic and international cricket. A player can dominate at home but struggle against high-quality opposition abroad

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Tamim Iqbal’s latest hike in domestic match fees has drawn widespread praise, but questions remain over whether all cricketers will get enough playing opportunities to benefit from it, reports UNB.