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ICC rejects Bangladesh demand to shift T20 World Cup matches outside India

ICC rejects Bangladesh demand to shift T20 World Cup matches outside India

  • Bangladesh had refused to tour India, demanded to play World Cup matches in Sri Lanka
  • Tensions surged after Bangladesh cricket star was dropped from Indian Premier League
By Reuters ·
Hridoy and Hassan steer Bangladesh past Sri Lanka at Asia Cup

Hridoy and Hassan steer Bangladesh past Sri Lanka at Asia Cup

By AFP ·
Record stand puts Bangladesh in command in first Sri Lanka Test

Record stand puts Bangladesh in command in first Sri Lanka Test

By AFP ·
Bangladesh to face the UAE in 2-match T20 series in Sharjah

Bangladesh to face the UAE in 2-match T20 series in Sharjah

By Arab News ·
Rachin Ravindra ton powers New Zealand into semis, hosts Pakistan out

Rachin Ravindra ton powers New Zealand into semis, hosts Pakistan out

By AFP ·
Special ‘Class is permanent, form temporary’: Bangladeshi cricket commentator says Babar Azam will bounce back video

‘Class is permanent, form temporary’: Bangladeshi cricket commentator says Babar Azam will bounce back

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
Bangladesh cricket team to arrive early in Pakistan amid political unrest at home

Bangladesh cricket team to arrive early in Pakistan amid political unrest at home

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Bangladesh name Pakistan’s Mushtaq as new spin coach

Bangladesh name Pakistan’s Mushtaq as new spin coach

By AFP ·
Miraz and Shanto propel Bangladesh to 334-5 against Afghanistan in Lahore

Miraz and Shanto propel Bangladesh to 334-5 against Afghanistan in Lahore

By AFP ·
Bangladesh win toss, bat against Pakistan in T20

Bangladesh win toss, bat against Pakistan in T20

By AFP ·
Rizwan the man again as Pakistan beat Bangladesh in T20 opener

Rizwan the man again as Pakistan beat Bangladesh in T20 opener

By AFP ·
Rizwan the man once again as Pakistan post 167-5 against Bangladesh 

Rizwan the man once again as Pakistan post 167-5 against Bangladesh 

By AFP ·
England's captain Eoin Morgan, left, congratulates teammate Liam Livingstone after taking the wicket of Bangladesh's captain Mohammad Mahmudullah during the Cricket Twenty20 World Cup match between England and Bangladesh in Abu Dhabi. (AP)

Jason Roy praises bowlers for England’s second T20 World Cup win, Namibia cruise past Scotland

By AFP ·

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