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ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Kevin Wickham has earned his maiden Test call-up to the West Indies 15-member squad for the two-Test series in Bangladesh, the last assignment of the 2025–2027 ICC World Test Championship cycle for the Men in Maroon, with matches starting on October 28 and November 5 in Mirpur and Sylhet respectively.
South Africa have won all four matches and sit at the top of the points table with eight points. Bangladesh, meanwhile, have managed just one win in four matches and need a strong performance to challenge the tournament leaders. Here’s everything you need to know about the BAN-C vs SA-C match date, time, venue and…
Bangladesh quick Hasan Mahmud has admitted it was a surreal feeling when he became the first fast bowler from his country to complete a Test hat-trick.
Hasan Mahmud celebrates his five-wicket haul in Darwin Add us as a preferredm Test hat-trickAdd us as a preferred
AUS vs Bangladesh: 1st ODI Highlights | 16:36 Josh Higgins from Fox SportsOctober 11th, 2026 9:28 pm
Bangladesh have named their 16-member ODI squad for the tri-series to be held in the United Arab Emirates, with mystery spinner Aliss Al Islam among the most notable inclusions. The 29-year-old has been rewarded with his first call-up to the 50-over format after a string of consistent performances in domestic List A cricket.
Litton Das will lead Bangladesh in the upcoming tri-series in the UAE, beginning on 17 October, 2026.
Bangladesh have unveiled their squad for the upcoming ODI tri-series against Afghanistan and Zimbabwe to be played in the UAE. Mystery spinner Aliss Al Islam, who has played one T20I for Bangladesh in the recent Asian Games men’s cricket event, has earned his maiden ODI call-up.
Afghanistan and Bangladesh have met in only two Tests, and each side has won one. Bangladesh won by 546 runs in Dhaka in June 2023, and Afghanistan won by 224 runs in Chattogram in September 2019.
The Women in Blue, who are the defending champions, thumped Japan by eight wickets in the quarterfinal. | Photo Credit: BCCI Women/X





