The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) held a special midnight reception to honour the national women's football team after their historic qualification for the AFC Women's Asian Cup for the first time.
Bangladesh made a dream start to their AFC Women’s Asian Cup qualifying campaign, thrashing Bahrain 7–0 in a dominant display at the Thuwunna Stadium in Yangon on Sunday.
The signs of trouble appeared on the second day and turned into a bitter reality on the morning of the fourth day. Bangladesh lost the Colombo Test to Sri Lanka by an innings and 78 runs. Even with nearly two days of play remaining, the Tigers couldn’t avoid a crushing defeat.
For the first time in Bangladesh’s sporting history, an international Muay Thai (Thai boxing) tournament is being held in Dhaka, marking a significant milestone in the country’s combat sports scene.
After only two days of the Colombo Test, Bangladesh finds itself in a difficult position. Following a poor batting performance, the Tigers were also ineffective with the ball against Sri Lanka. Their bowling lacked aggression, leaving them struggling throughout. On a day when the “Shanto Brigade” amassed a large number of runs, the home team secured a significant lead.
June 26, 2000 — A dream-fulfilling day in the history of Bangladesh cricket. On this day, Bangladesh received the status to play Test cricket internationally. In the 123-year history of Test cricket worldwide, the Tigers made their debut as the 10th country. Today marks the 25th anniversary of that historic event.