Zaigum Azam (Atif)

After making a successful comeback in the Asia Cup, Saif Hassan is gearing up for the T20I series against Afghanistan. He credits his improved game to franchise cricket experience and dedication to practice at the Masco Academy. Now, his focus is on delivering consistent performances for the national team.

Bangladesh wicketkeeper-batsman Nurul Hasan makes a quiet return to the national setup after battling injuries and surgeries. Instead of seeking flamboyant comebacks, he prioritizes building career stability and consistency. Nurul's focus now is on staying in the team and performing steadily, rather than being defined by highs and lows.

Former ICC ACU head Alex Marshall's arrival in Bangladesh sparks debate on restoring credibility in the country's cricketing circles. The BCB is set to revamp its ACU following ongoing corruption concerns in the BPL, as Marshall plans to create a dedicated integrity unit to protect players and the tournament's reputation. With a focus on education and enforcement, the initiative aims to clean up Bangladesh's cricketing image and ensure fair play.

Julian Wood, Bangladesh's new power-hitting coach, aims to improve player role understanding in white-ball cricket. With a focus on individualized training and playing to natural strengths, he seeks to help Bangladesh close the gap with top teams worldwide in the shorter formats.

After a six-year break, the Afghanistan Premier League is set to return with a new commercial deal, aiming to become a sustainable T20 league. The league plans to attract global cricket stars in October-November, potentially in the Middle East. Consistency in leadership and player commitment to domestic cricket drive the national team's success. The league aims to reflect Afghanistan's resilience and unity, building a legacy beyond just cricket.

Bangladesh's senior assistant coach believes Litton Kumar Das has potential as a T20I leader if given time to grow. Litton's leadership has shown promise with series wins, though a loss to UAE was a wake-up call. The key to improvement lies in providing quality wickets across all levels of cricket.

Bangladesh's T20I victories have boosted team morale, with vice-captain Mahedi Hasan stressing the importance of consistency and versatility in modern cricket. Despite mixed performances, he acknowledges the need to deliver across all departments to secure a spot in the XI. As he prepares to tackle challenges on and off the pitch, Mahedi's evolution as an all-rounder will be crucial for Bangladesh's success in upcoming matches.

Bangladesh's Taijul Islam, approaching Shakib Al Hasan as the highest wicket-taker, believes in fate and building partnerships to get wickets. His focus on pace variations and long spells, with the help of Mushfiqur Rahim, has led to his success. Taijul's quiet consistency is propelling him towards greatness in Test cricket.

Bangladesh spinner Tanvir Islam has made technical changes to his bowling action to excel in ODIs after underperforming in domestic cricket. Coach Sohel Islam credits the adjustments for Tanvir's improved confidence and clarity in his role. A conversation with teammate Hridoy helped Tanvir return to his original mechanics, addressing issues with length and pace. His recent performances show he is adapting well to the 50-over format.

Anwar Hossain, mentor to Bangladesh batter Naim Sheikh, discusses the disciplined training that led to his return to the ODI squad after two years. Their bond goes beyond traditional coaching, focusing on power-hitting and facing quick bowling. Naim's hard work and dedication in private training sessions have paid off, earning him a spot back on the international stage.

Former Bangladesh captain Aminul Islam has been appointed as the president of the Bangladesh Cricket Board. In an exclusive interview, he expresses his commitment to transparency and regional cricket reform, highlighting his plans to develop a robust regional structure and decentralize cricket in the country. Aminul also acknowledges the ICC's support in facilitating his move to take up the leadership role.

Bangladesh pacer Ebadot Hossain to return to international cricket after ACL injury, commends BCB support. Ebadot excited about competition in fast bowling unit, aims for continued improvement within the team.

Former BCB President Faruque Ahmed was removed from office abruptly, questioning the lack of due process and political interference. In an exclusive interview, he expressed frustration and disbelief at the rapid transition, attributing his dismissal to resistance within the board and lack of transparency. Faruque's ousting highlights governance and political influence issues within Bangladesh cricket administration, casting doubts on the board's commitment to transparency.

The Bangladesh national cricket team's security official praises PCB for top-level security arrangements ahead of 3-match T20I series in Lahore amid border tensions with India. PCB guarantees player safety with bullet-proof vehicles and controlled street movements. No lockdown, but caution advised for players. Series scheduled to begin on May 28.

Bangladesh's senior assistant coach Mohammad Salahuddin aims to instill self-belief in players for consistent international success. With upcoming T20 series in UAE and Pakistan, Salahuddin emphasizes long-term development and backs Litton Das as T20I captain. Team focus on gradual growth and mental toughness for sustained performance improvements.

Bangladesh's Tanzim Hasan Sakib, known for white-ball prowess, fulfills dream of playing Test cricket. After working to increase pace with coach Salahuddin, he made debut with promising performance. Enthusiastic to contribute with bat as well as ball, aiming to support team in all aspects of the game.