Atif Azam is the Bangladesh Correspondent of Cricbuzz.com. He covers a range of themes including competitive sports, sports business, and marketing, with a particular focus on cricket-related topics in Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and India, as well as fitness. Atif's work has been featured in Daily Sun, Bangladesh, and Cricbuzz.com.
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Atif Azam’s articles mainly focus on cricket, particularly relating to the Bangladesh Cricket Board and international cricket. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on event coverage.
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The left-handed batter adopted a higher backlift to allow him to access different parts of the ground
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Faruque Ahmed is hopeful of the issues getting resolved. © BCB
Meanwhile, BCB have recalled Fariha Islam for the ODI series in Bangladesh women's maiden tour of West Indies
The Bangladesh batter believes that teams in the second division will fail to improve if they do not compete with the top teams
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The former Pakistan captain will join the squad before the event in Pakistan & UAE
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