If you live in Dhaka, there’s a high chance that cricket isn’t just a sport for you — it’s a lifestyle. From rooftop matches to international stadiums, cricket pulses through the city’s veins. But how do you go from a casual tape-tennis street match to real, structured cricket? Whether you dream of becoming a professional
The world of cricket in Bangladesh is changing. While seasoned stars like Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim, and Tamim Iqbal have carried the team for over a decade, a fresh crop of talent is quietly rising, ready to take the baton. With the 2025 season shaping up to be crucial — including T20 World Cup
Cricket in Bangladesh is more than a sport — it’s a passion, a unifier, and a source of national pride. While the journey of Bangladesh in international cricket has been full of ups and downs, their rise through the ranks of ICC tournaments tells a story of resilience, growth, and occasional magic. From humble beginnings
Introduction: The Dream That Bangladesh Can Achieve Bangladesh is no longer the underdog in world cricket.The passion, talent, and moments of brilliance are all there.But if Bangladesh truly wants to dominate the cricket world consistently like Australia, India, or England, it must focus on building a winning cricket culture — not just winning isolated matches.
When you think about Australia in cricket, you imagine domination, consistency, and a fierce winning culture. Legends like Ricky Ponting, Shane Warne, and Steve Waugh come to mind instantly.On the other hand, Bangladesh — while full of passion and raw talent — often leaves its fans wondering: Why can’t we reach that same level? Despite