Rohit, Rahane steady India
India were 39-3 against South Africa in the final Test before Rohit an...
Pakistan axe Sarfaraz as captain
Azhar Ali is their new Test skipper and Babar Azam is in charge of the...
Sunny, Al-Amin recalled
Bangladesh announce a 15-man squad for the India series
India need to win big tournaments: Ganguly
The BCCI president-elect Virat Kohli is captaining an enormously talented team, but the players need to adjust their mentality to win big tournaments
ICC lifts suspensions on Zimbabwe, Nepal
They had been suspended for government interference
Ganguly set to become India board chief
He is completing his transition from star player to a top administrator
Kohli hits unbeaten double ton as India declare on 601-5
India captain Virat Kohli chalked up his seventh d...
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Tamim Iqbal celebrates scoring century against Afghanistan. He reached his seventh ton and became the top centurion for Bangladesh in ODIs, surpassing ace allrounder Shakib Al Hasan. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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Tamim Iqbal is congratulated by his partner Shakib Al Hasan after scoring his century against Afghanistan. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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Afghanistan captain Asghar Stanikzai is disappointed after dropping Tamim Iqbal on 1 in the third over of the match. Later Tamim scored a run-a-ball 118. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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Tamim Iqbal smashed 11 boundaries and two sixes. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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Sabbir Rahman played a strong supporting act with a 79-ball 65. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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Tamim Iqbal and Sabbir Rahman fashioned a 140-run second wicket stand to set up the big total for Bangladesh. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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Tamim Iqbal raises his bat after reaching his half-century. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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The strokeplay of Tamim Iqbal and Sabbir Rahman had the home crowd on their feet. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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![Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza [not pictured] goes through the gates of Afghanistan opener Mohammad Shahzad. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman](https://d30fl32nd2baj9.cloudfront.net/media/2016/10/01/10_bangladesh_afganistan_shahzad-out011016_0001.jpg1/ALTERNATES/w640/10_Bangladesh_Afganistan_Shahzad+out011016_0001.jpg)
Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza [not pictured] goes through the gates of Afghanistan opener Mohammad Shahzad. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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![Bangladesh players mob captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza after he dismisses Mohammad Shahzad [not pictured]. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman](https://d30fl32nd2baj9.cloudfront.net/media/2016/10/01/11_bangladesh_afganistan_shahzad-out011016_0003.jpg1/ALTERNATES/w640/11_Bangladesh_Afganistan_Shahzad+out011016_0003.jpg)
Bangladesh players mob captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza after he dismisses Mohammad Shahzad [not pictured]. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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![Mosharraf Hossain celebrates dismissing Nawroz Mangal [not pictured]. The spinner returned 3-24 on his return to international cricket. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman](https://d30fl32nd2baj9.cloudfront.net/media/2016/10/01/12_bangladesh_afganistan_mosharrfaf-nowroj-out_011016_0003.jpg1/ALTERNATES/w640/12_Bangladesh_Afganistan_Mosharrfaf+Nowroj+Out_011016_0003.jpg)
Mosharraf Hossain celebrates dismissing Nawroz Mangal [not pictured]. The spinner returned 3-24 on his return to international cricket. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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Shakib Al Hasan is mobbed by his teammates after his direct throw sends Afghanistan captain Asghar Stanikzai back for a run out. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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Taskin Ahmed celebrates the wicket of Samiullah Shenwari with teammates. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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Bangladesh players congratulate Taskin Ahmed after he dismissed Afghanistan topscorer Rahmat Shah. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
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Mashrafe Bin Mortaza falls on his ankle after his front foot got tangled with the rear one on his delivery stride. His teammates rush to him to attend their captain. Photo: muhammad mostafigur rahman
Bowled out by Brexit, May honours Geoffrey Boycott
The former British prime minister last year compar...
