Atif Azam is a Bangladesh Correspondent at Cricbuzz.com. He covers a range of topics within the sports domain, including international sports leagues and federations, sports tournaments, and team sports, with a keen focus on competitive and professional sports as well as the sports business. Atif's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications such as Daily Sun and Cricbuzz.com.
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Bangladesh's T20I skipper suffered a muscle tear in the last game of the just-finished ODI series
With several T20 specialists joining the squad ahead of the three-match series, Australian skipper remains confident of ending the tour on a high
Fast-bowling coach Talha Jubair was left disappointed by Bangladesh failing to make the most of their start and reckoned that 30-35 more runs would've made life tougher for Australia
By: Atif Azam
Stuck in Australia during the Covid-19 pandemic, Nikhil made his way to the top, earning an international cap this week
The duo, along with Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Hasan Mahmud and Shakib Al Hasan, have been granted NOCs to participate in the Lanka Premier League, which runs from July 17 to August 8
Following Australia's victory in the second T20I, Renshaw reflected on the team's turnaround from ODI disappointment
The Bangladesh head coach said that the batting unit let the side down in the 3-0 series defeat
The Bangladesh all-rounder argued that regular opportunities would allow him to deliver more consistently
Mahmudullah has been confirmed as mentor for the youth side, while the BCB also unveiled an AI-backed analytics laboratory
Heaping praise on Karpennin, the Bangladesh legend said that "nobody like him ever came", admitting that he still follows his advice
