England cricket great Anderson, 42, to play on for Lancashire
England's record Test wicket-taker James Anderson has agreed a new one-year contract with Lancashire that takes him past his 43rd birthday, the county side announced on Monday.
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Martyr Abu Sayed鈥檚 family files complaint against 25 at ICT
A complaint was filed on Monday with the International Crimes Tribunal accusing 24 people on charge of crimes against humanity for the killing of Abu Sayeed, a student activist shot dead on July 16, 2024 during the student-led uprising.
High-flying Afghanistan announce Champions Trophy squad
Afghanistan announced their squad Sunday for next month's Champions Trophy, with prolific opener Ibrahim Zadran returning after an injury lay-off but spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman missing out.
MASS UPRISING: SUST suspends 29 BCL activists
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology authorities suspended 29 students, all leaders and activists of the banned student organisation Bangladesh Chhatra League, for their involvement in attacks on participants of the anti-discrimination students鈥� movement...
CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY: ICT orders detention of APBn constable Sujan
The International Crimes Tribunal on Sunday ordered detention of Armed Police Battalion constable Md Sujon Hossain in a case concerning crimes against humanity during the student-led mass uprising at Chankharpool in Dhaka on August 5, 2024...
BPGMEA places 5 proposals
The Bangladesh Plastic Goods Manufacturers and Exporters Association has placed five proposals to address the energy crisis...
New Zealand recall proven trio for Champions Trophy
Seasoned players Kane Williamson, Devon Conway and Lockie Ferguson were recalled Sunday to an experienced New Zealand squad to contest the Champions Trophy one-day tournament.
India's cricket board elects Devajit Saikia to top job
India's powerful and hugely wealthy cricket board on Sunday elected its new chief, former player and advocate Devajit Saikia, the only person nominated to the top post.
Liton, Shakib axed from Bangladesh Champions Trophy squad
Liton Das and Shakib Al Hasan have been left out of the Bangladesh squad for the forthcoming Champions Trophy, which will be held in Pakistan and the UAE in February, as the BCB announced the 15-member squad on Sunday.聽
BCB thanks Tamim for his stellar international career
The Bangladesh Cricket Board extended its heartfelt gratitude to Tamim Iqbal, who announced his retirement from the national team through a Facebook post of Friday night.
New-look Pakistan squad for West Indies Tests
Pakistan selectors Saturday recalled opener Imam-ul-Haq in a new look squad for the two-match Test series against the West Indies starting next week.
Consolation win for Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka razed New Zealand鈥檚 top-order Saturday to comfortably win the third one-day international in Auckland by 140 runs and salvage a lone victory in the series.
PROCLAMATION WEEK:聽Student platforms hold mass聽contact progs
The Students Against Discrimination and the Jatiya Nagorik Committee on Friday distributed leaflets and conducted nationwide mass contact programmes as part of their weeklong campaign...
JULY PROCLAMATION:聽Liberation charter or compromise document?
THE announcement of the Students Against Discrimination and its National Citizens鈥� Committee that the proclamation of the July uprising would be made at the Central Shaheed Minar on...
Students Against Discrimination forms July Uprising Cell
The Students Against Discrimination platform has established a July Uprising Cell to ensure medical care for the injured and to support the rehabilitation of the martyrs鈥� families, document the events of the...
Australia recall McSweeney for Sri Lanka Tests, Connolly set for debut
Australia recalled opener Nathan McSweeney and called up all-rounder Cooper Connolly on Thursday for the first time in a spin-heavy Test squad for the tour of Sri Lanka, with Steve Smith captain.
Janjira OC found dead in police station compound
The police on Thursday found the hanging body of the officer-in-charge of Janjira police station in Shariatpur inside the police station compound...
Kiwi blaster Guptill retires from international cricket
New Zealand's leading run-scorer in T20I cricket, Martin Guptill, has announced his retirement from international cricket at the age of 38, New Zealand Cricket announced on Wednesday.
JULY PROCLAMATION WEEK: Leaders continue leaflet distribution, rallies
The Students Against Discrimination and Jatiya Nagorik Committee on Wednesday continued leaflet distribution and rallies in Dhaka city and elsewhere as part of their weeklong nationwide campaign demanding the July uprising proclamation by January 15...
Barishal, Rangpur face-off again
Defending champions Fortune Barishal will be looking to reinstate their dominance as they face Rangpur Riders in their second encounter in the Bangladesh Premier League at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium today...
It might be few weeks, it might be few months: Jahanara
Jahanara Alam has recently taken a break from the Bangladesh national women鈥檚 team for an indefinite period and hasn鈥檛 been included for the forthcoming West Indies Tour. The most successful pacer of Bangladesh in women鈥檚 cricket has talked about her recent decision and future plans in an exclusive interview with...
Devajit Saikia: lawyer, modest player and next India cricket chief
The man set to become one of cricket's most powerful figures as head of India's board enjoys close ties to the country's ruling party and is something of an unknown among fans after a modest playing career.
KILLING OF ANTI-MODI PROTESTERS:聽Complaint filed against Hasina, 15 others
A new complaint was filed with the International Crimes Tribunal on Tuesday, accusing deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and 15 of her associates of crimes against humanity in connection with the...
England urged to boycott Afghanistan match by British politicians
A group of more than 160 British politicians have called on the England and Wales Cricket Board to boycott next month's Champions Trophy match against Afghanistan as a stand against the Taliban regime's assault on women's rights.
JULY-AUGUST MASSACRE: CJ looks forward to justice
Chief justice Syed Refaat Ahmed on Tuesday expressed hope for justice in the cases filed on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity committed during the for the July-August 2024 student-people uprising.
South Africa wrap up Test series win over Pakistan
South Africa eased to a 10-wicket victory over Pakistan in the second Test on Monday in Cape Town to secure a 2-0 series win despite second-innings resistance from the tourists.
Ex-England skipper Vaughan backs shake-up 'to keep Test cricket relevant'
Former England captain Michael Vaughan threw his support on Tuesday behind a two-tier structure 鈥榯o save鈥� Test cricket with the ICC reportedly meeting this month to discuss the issue.
鈥楶roclamation Week鈥� begins with rally, leaflet distribution
The Students Against Discrimination and Jatiya Nagorik Committee on Monday began a weeklong nationwide campaign through holding a rally and distributing leaflets, demanding the July uprising proclamation by January 15.
Jahanara opts out of Windies tour聽
Veteran seamer Jahanara Alam opted out of the forthcoming three-match ODI and an equal number of T20I series against the West Indies as Bangladesh Cricket Board announced the women鈥檚 squad on Monday.
Over 50pc loans of 21 NBFIs now defaulted
Fifty per cent of the loans issued by 21 non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) turned non-performing as of September, revealing a dire financial crisis in the sector...