Wednesday, 09 Jul, 2025

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Australia Won All Sessions of Day Two

DHAKA: Australia 225 for 2 (Warner 88*, Handscomb 69*, Smith 58) trail Bangladesh 305 (Mushfiqur 68, Sabbir 66, Lyon 7-94) by 80 runs. On a hot humid summer day when crows even dared staying in the sun Victorian youngster Peter Handscomb surviving sunstroke painstaking partnered with

Bangladesh bundled out for 305

CHITTAGONG: Bangladesh bundled out for 305 in their first innings in the second and final test against Australia on Tuesday (Sep 5). Nathan Lyon struck in his first over of the day after removing Mushfiqur Rahim for 68. Later, Nasir Hossain and Mehedi Hasan steadied innings for their

Honours Even After Day One

Bangladesh –Australia ROCKET Test Series Second Test at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong Score Card after Day One: Bangladesh :253 for 6 (Shabbir Rahman 66, Mushfiqur Rahim 62*, Nasir 19*, Soumya 33, Mominul 31, Shakib 24, Nathan Lyon 5-77) Again rain threatened,

Tigers resume batting against Aussies on day-2

CHITTAGONG: Bangladesh resumed batting in the first innings of the second Test against Australia on second day at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong on Tuesday (Sep 2). The Tigers resumed the innings with their overnight collection of 253/6 in 90 overs. The overnight 7th

Bangladesh 253/6 at stumps

CHITTAGONG: Mushfiq and Sabbir helped Bangladesh to make a  comeback in the first innings of the second Test against Australia by scoring 253 runs for six wickets in Chittagong on Monday (Sep 4). The astonishing revive took place after skipper Mushfiqur Rahim and Sabbir Rahman

Bangladesh win toss, face Australia bowlers

DHAKA: Bangladesh have started facing Australia bowlers on Monday morning after winning the toss in the second Test match at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong. Bangladesh made one change to the playing XI that played the first Test in Dhaka last week with batsman Mominul

Recipe of Aussie Wash

DHAKA: When the second of the two test Bangladesh Australia series starts tomorrow the visitors would be desperate about winning and squaring the series. It is never in Australian psyche playing safe and avoiding defeat. They will rather go all out for winning and loose than grind and

Tennis star Serena Williams gives birth to baby girl

Tennis star Serena Williams has given birth to a baby girl at a clinic in the US state of Florida on Friday. Williams, 35, whose partner is Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, was admitted to the St Mary's Medical Center in West Palm Beach on Wednesday (Aug 30), reports the BBC.

Mashrafe greets countrymen on Eid

NARAIL: Bangladesh cricket team ODI captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza took part in the eid jamaat (congregation) at Narail Central Eidgah ground on Saturday (Sep 1). The eid jamaat was held at 7:30am.     After attending prayers, Mashrafe talk to the reporters in the morning. The

Bangladesh seal maiden win over Australia in Test

DHAKA: Bangladesh gripped the first ever win over Australia in test cricket as the hosts beat the visitors by 20 runs in their 1st test of series at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium Wednesday (August 30). The Australian batting squad was smashed by the Tiger spinners after going

Kangaroos Chasing Tigers Hot In Tigers Den

Australia 217 and 109 for 2 (Warner 75*, Smith 25*) need another 156 runs to beat Bangladesh 260 and 221 (Tamim 78, Lyon 6-82) Dhaka test is delicately poised after three days of absorbing cricket. New Bangladesh dominating 7 of the 9 completed sessions looked reaching impregnable

Bangladesh sets 265-run target for Australia

DHAKA: Bangladesh has set a 265-run winning target for Australia in the first test match at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka. The Australia team began bating in the afternoon on Tuesday (August 29).   Opener Tamim Iqbal of Bangladesh top scored for the hosts with 78,

Tamim’s 50 as Tigers resume batting on day-3

MIRPUR: Tiger heavy-hitter Tamim Iqbal sealed a fifty as Bangladesh are batting on the third day of second innings of the first test against visiting Australia. Opener Tamim Iqbal and night-watchman Taijul Islam resumed batting on side of the Tigers in Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla Cricket

Sizzling Shakib rides Bangladesh to mountain peak

Bangladesh 260 (Shakib84, Tamim 71, AC Ager 3/46, PJ Cummins 3/ 63, NM Lyon 3/79) and 45 for 1 (Tamim 30*, Taijul 0*) lead Australia 217 (Renshaw 45, Shakib 5-68, Mehidy 3-62) by 88 runs The best all-rounder of all format of the current international cricket senior tiger Shakib

Tigers take 88-run lead at stumps on Day-2

DHAKA: Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal Shakib are playing the key role to take an 88-run lead at stumps on day-2 of the opening test lead against Australia at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.  Bangladesh scored 45 for one wicket in 22 overs in their second innings.

Australia all out in 217

DHAKA: Australia lost its all wickets achieving 217-run in their first innings against Bangladesh at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka.  Shakib Al Hasan bags highest five wickets, while Mehedi Hasan Miraz bags four wickets.   BDST: 1555 HRS, AUG 28, 2017 EHJ

Australia losses seven wickets

DHAKA: Australia lost the seventh wickets in their first innings against Bangladesh at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka   Mehedi Hasan Miraz caught the wicket.  Maxwell and Ashton Agar were on batting. Miraz started the second day brilliantly as well. He has figures of

Handscomb goes, Australia losses 5 wickets

DHAKA: Australia crossed 100 with the loss of six wickets in their first innings against Bangladesh at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka. Handscomb goes when Australia reaches 102 runs. Handscomb goes after he went to the backfoot to counter Taijul. Australia brings up

Tigers Have Nose in front

DHAKA: Bangladesh Vs Australia Test Match Played at Sher-e Bangla National stadium, Dhaka. Score Card After Day one: Bangladesh 260 All Out (Shakib Al Hasan 84, Tamim 71, Nasir 23, Mushfique 18, Mehedy 18 ,Ashton Ager 3/46, PJ Cummins 3/63, Nathan Lyon 3/79) Australia 18/3 ( Shakib

Tigers roar to shake Aussies

FROM MIRPUR: Visiting Australian cricketers faced tremendous pressure after they started batting against tigers on the first day of the first Test in Dhaka on Sunday (Aug 27). In response to Bangladesh’s 260, Aussies managed to score 18 runs in nine overs after loosing three wickets