Alis Al Islam and Rishad Hossain produced a brilliant display of spin bowling as Bangladesh A bundled out South Africa A for 182 before chasing down the target by five wickets in the third One Day at The Oval.
Tamim Iqbal’s unbeaten 334 in the 2020 National Cricket League had long been the highest individual score by a Bangladeshi batter in first-class cricket.
Bangladesh A captain Towhid Hridoy produced a stunning double-century as the visitors finished the third day of their unofficial Test against South Africa A on 371 for 6 in Potchefstroom.
Mohammad Mithun has earned a recall to the Bangladesh A setup after an impressive domestic campaign, securing a place in the squad for the upcoming tour of South Africa.
Bangladesh A have made seven changes to their squad for the second four-day match against South Africa A after suffering a heavy innings-and-413-run defeat in the opening game.
In a pulsating finale at the Asia Cup Rising Stars in Doha, Pakistan Shaheens clinched the title in a Super Over thriller, defeating Bangladesh A after both sides were locked on 125 runs at the end of the regulation 20 overs.
Bangladesh A clinched a dramatic Super Over victory to book their place in the Asia Cup Rising Stars final, after their first semi-final clash against India A in Doha ended in a thrilling tie both sides scoring 194 for 6 in their 20 overs.
Sri Lanka A clinched a narrow 6-run victory over Bangladesh A in a high-pressure Group A clash of the Asia Cup Rising Stars, held under lights in Doha on Wednesday.
Bangladesh A delivered a dominant all-round performance to secure a comfortable eight-wicket victory over Afghanistan A in their Group A clash of the Asia Cup Rising Stars in Doha.
The Asia Cup Rising Stars tournament is set to begin on November 14 in Qatar, and the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has announced the Bangladesh A squad for the event, with Akbar Ali named as captain.
Bangladesh ‘A’ wrapped up their Australia tour in frustration, as the presence of several experienced players failed to reflect in their performances.
Bangladesh ‘A’, led by Mahidul Ankon, suffered a major setback in their four-day match against South Australia, collapsing for just 114 runs in 35 overs. In reply, the hosts reached 204 for 5 at stumps.