 | World Cup: Sri Lanka's Angelo Mathews becomes first international cricketer to be timed outMathews walked out to bat after the dismissal of Sadeera Samarawickrama but had some issues with his helmet strap and signalled for a replacement, prompting Bangladesh to appeal for 'timed out'. |
 | ICC gets advice from renowned pulmonologist Randeep Guleria ahead of Delhi gameWhile Sri Lanka decided to stay indoors on Saturday, Bangladesh braved hazardous conditions to train last evening, wearing masks at the Feroz Shah Kotla. |
 | Project sting: BSF 'deploys' bees in the India-Bangladesh border to 'check crimes'India and Bangladesh share a 4,096-km frontier, with West Bengal accounting for about 2,217 km. |
 | Modi, Hasina inaugurate 3 key projectsPrime Minister Narendra Modi noted that in the last nine years, trade between the two nations has tripled, significantly enhancing their connectivity initiatives. |
 | Bangladesh: Elections cannot be fair when opposition is targeted, says Human Rights WatchDuring the clashes on October 28, both Awami League and BNP supporters engaged in violence, injuring hundreds including dozens of journalists. But both parties have denied their involvement. |
 | Four detained for waving Palestinian flag during Pak-Bangla match in Kolkata, let off laterAfter preliminary questioning, the four spectators - residents of Bally, Ekbalpore and Karaya areas - were let off, the officer told PTI. |
 | Bangladesh becomes first country to eliminate Kala-azar: WHOThe WHO has also announced the interruption of leprosy transmission by Maldives and the elimination of rubella by South Korea. |
 | Shaheen stars as Pakistan limit Bangladesh to 204 in World CupBangladesh, who won the toss and batted, only passed 200-mark thanks to a solid 70-ball 56 from Mahmudullah, 45 by Liton Das and skipper Shakib Al Hasan's 64-ball 43. |
| Two Bangladesh activists killed in anti-government protestsBNP official Shariful Alam said the two were "shot dead by the police" during a rally with more than 2,000 protesters. |
 | Dhaka: One dead, several injured after Bangladesh opposition rally against PM Hasina turns violentOn Friday, during a protest against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Opposition Party BNP attacked the Chief Justice's house along with other government properties. |
 | Bangladesh: Opposition hartal amid reports of arson attacks in Dhaka; BNP leader Fakhrul detainedAt least three buses were torched at Baitul Mukarram south gate, Mohammadpur and Tantibazar since the hartal began at 6.00 am. |
 | Bangladeshi national linked to a terrorist organization held in SuratPolice seized a fake Aadhaar card and a Bangladeshi I-card from him. According to the police, he was born in Bangladesh and grew up in Ahmedabad. |
 | Pakistan should apologise for 1971 liberation war, says Bangladesh ministerThe Awami League leader also condemned Canada for giving shelter to the killers of the country's first president Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. |
 | World Cup: de Kock heroics help South Africa power past Bangladesh by 149 runsde Kock's magnificent 174 and a brutal 49-ball 90 from Heinrich Klaasen underlined South Africa's batting prowess as they ended with a mammoth 382 for 5. |
 | World Cup: Kohli sniffs at Tendulkar's record as India slay Bangla Tigers by seven wicketsStar batter plays classic innings to score his 48th ODI ton, helping India post the fourth victory |
 | World Cup: Need to properly groom available talent, says Bangladesh cricketer AshrafulWhat ails Bangladesh when it comes to the big stage such as the World Cup? At the U19 level, they are a dominant force. They even won the 2020 U19 World Cup. |
 | India keep Bangladesh to a modest 256/8 in World Cup clashBangladesh squandered a terrific start which had them placed formidably at 90 for no loss after 14 overs, but India's bowling once again came to fore on a featherbed here. |
 | Hardik Pandya leaves field after twisting ankle during WC clash against BangladeshPandya suffered the injury during the third delivery of the ninth over when he attempted to stop a straight drive from Bangladesh opener Litton Das with his right foot in his follow-through. |
 | World Cup: The Miraz storyAll-rounder, who initially burst into public consciousness in 2016, has taken time to develop but comparisons with Shakib are not right, feels his coach |
 | People bothered about atrocities in Palestine should focus on wrongs near home: Taslima NasrinThe Bangladeshi writer-activist said that those condemning the violence in Palestine should also be disturbed by the violence against minorities in her country. |
