Mehidy Hasan

The 39-year-old is already Bangladesh’s leading run-scorer in Test cricket with 6763 runs. His innings in Sylhet included 12 fours and one six.

Nahid Rana has been named ICC Men's Player of the Month for April 2026 following an exceptional performance that secured Bangladesh's ODI series victory against New Zealand. Rana's eight wickets in three matches, including a crucial five-wicket haul, earned him both Player of the Series and this prestigious monthly award.

Pakistan introduces new talent for the opening Test against Bangladesh in Dhaka. Abdullah Fazal and Azan Awais receive their maiden Test caps. This move comes as Babar Azam is sidelined with a knee injury. The team aims to rebuild with a younger batting core. Pakistan captain Shan Masood won the toss and elected to field first.

Bangladesh Cricket Board announces leadership continuity for ODIs and T20Is until 2027 and 2028 respectively, alongside appointing a new spin coach. However, administrative turmoil escalates with multiple director resignations, prompting speculation of a potential board dissolution. Meanwhile, the BCB seeks to mend strained relations with the BCCI following recent disputes.

Pakistan leveled their ODI series against Bangladesh with a dominant win, but a controversial run-out of Salman Ali Agha stole the spotlight. Bangladesh captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz defended his actions, stating Agha was out of his crease and a potential run was on. Despite the debate, Pakistan's bowlers secured a convincing victory.

Former India cricketer Mohammad Kaif strongly criticised Bangladesh captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz for a controversial run-out of Salman Ali Agha. Kaif deemed the unsportsmanlike act unacceptable, emphasizing that no wicket-taking desperation justifies such a dismissal, even in a high-stakes match.

Litton Das's 138-run knock and significant stand with Mehidy Hasan Miraz led Bangladesh to recover from 26/6 to 262 all out in the second Test against Pakistan at Rawalpindi. This recovery sets a record for the highest total achieved by a team after being six wickets down for 50 or fewer runs.

Following two rain-affected days, play resumed on schedule in the second Test between India and Bangladesh at Green Park Stadium, Kanpur. Indian bowlers claimed three wickets in the first session. Mominul Haque approached his century as Mehidy Hasan Miraz received treatment for a wasp sting before being dismissed by Jasprit Bumrah for 20.

Pakistan batter Salman Ali Agha was reprimanded after the second ODI against Bangladesh national cricket team at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium. He was controversially run out by Mehidy Hasan Miraz after trying to pick up a live ball. Frustrated, Agha threw his gloves and argued with Litton Das, leading to a Level 1 breach under the International Cricket Council Code. Pakistan still won by 128 runs via DLS.

A controversial run-out of Salman Ali Agha during the ODI between the Pakistan national cricket team and Bangladesh national cricket team sparked online debate after Mehidy Hasan Miraz dismissed him. As the moment went viral, the Rawalpindi Traffic Police used the clip to share a safety message, urging people to stay alert and take personal responsibility on roads and in daily life.

Bangladesh secured a thrilling 11-run victory over Pakistan in the third ODI, clinching the series 2-1. Tanzid Hasan Tamim's century propelled Bangladesh to 290/5, a total Pakistan couldn't chase despite Salman Agha's valiant hundred. Taskin Ahmed and Mustafizur Rahman's crucial wickets sealed the win for the hosts in a nail-biting finish.

A controversial run-out of Salman Ali Agha in the second ODI between Bangladesh and Pakistan has ignited social media debate. Agha, believing the ball dead, bent to retrieve it, only for Bangladesh skipper Mehidy Hasan Miraz to swiftly dislodge the bails. Despite Agha's strong knock, his dismissal triggered a Pakistan collapse, impacting the match's outcome.

Bangladesh on Thursday named batsman Najmul Hossain Shanto as the country's one-day international and Twenty20 international captain for a tour of New Zealand next month. Bangladesh will tour New Zealand to play three ODIs and three T20Is between December 17 and December 31.

A controversial run-out of Pakistan's Salman Ali Agha by Bangladesh captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz reignited the 'spirit of cricket' debate. Agha, stepping out of his crease, bent to retrieve the ball, only for Miraz to swiftly dislodge the bails. While Agha felt he would have acted differently, he acknowledged the dismissal was within the rules, calling it a 'heat-of-the-moment' incident.

South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma won the toss and elected to bat against Bangladesh in a T20 World Cup match here on Thursday.

Mehidy Hasan Miraz on Saturday not only became the fourth Bangladesh bowler to take 100 wickets in the longest format of the game but also the fastest to achieve the glorious milestone.

India were all out for 404 in their first innings on the second day of the opening Test against Bangladesh, here on Thursday. Ravichandran Ashwin (58) completed his fifty, while Kuldeep Yadav also contributed a valuable 40 to help India go past the 400-run mark after starting the day at 278 for six.

The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has confirmed a controversial run-out in the Bangladesh vs. Pakistan ODI was correctly given out under the Laws of Cricket. The non-striker was out of his ground when the wicket was broken, and the ball remained in play, making the dismissal lawful.

Virat Kohli witnessed a bad day at the office during the third day of the second Test against Bangladesh on Saturday. Firstly, the Indian batter dropped Litton Das twice in the slip cordon and then failed miserably with the bat as he fell cheaply that left India in deep trouble.

Bangladesh suffered a blow ahead of next month's Test series against Sri Lanka with off-spinner Mehidy Hasan ruled out of at least the first match with a finger injury.

South Africa triumphed over Bangladesh by seven wickets in the first test match, with Kagiso Rabada's impressive six-wicket haul leading the charge. Bangladesh, bowled out for 307 in the second innings, left South Africa requiring 106 runs for victory, which they achieved in 22 overs. The series continues with the second test in Chattogram next Tuesday.

Bangladesh crushed Pakistan by eight wickets in the first ODI to take a 1-0 series lead. Pakistan collapsed to 114 after a strong start, with Nahid Rana taking five wickets and Mehidy Hasan Miraz three. In reply, Tanzid Hasan Tamim smashed 67 not out, helping Bangladesh chase the target comfortably in 15.1 overs. Pakistan’s bowlers struggled to create pressure.

Pakistan were bowled out for 114 in 30.4 overs in the first ODI against Bangladesh after starting well with a 41-run opening stand. A sudden middle-order collapse saw wickets tumble quickly. Sahibzada Farhan (27) and Faheem Ashraf (37) were the only notable contributors. Nahid Rana starred with 5/24, while Mehidy Hasan Miraz took 3/29, leaving Bangladesh a modest chase.

Mominul Haque's fine 13th Test century propelled Bangladesh to a score of 205/6 by lunch on day four of the second Test against India in Kanpur. Despite losing early wickets, Haque remained unbeaten on 102, with Mehidy Hasan Miraz adding a cautious 6 runs. Significant dismissals included Mushfiqur Rahim and Shakib Al Hasan.

Bangladesh on Wednesday recalled off-spinner Nayeem Hasan to replace injured all-rounder Mehidy Hasan for the first Test against Sri Lanka next month. Mehidy, a vital cog in the Test and one-day side, has been ruled out of at least the first Test against Sri Lanka with a finger injury.

Litton Das and Mehidy Hasan Miraz dramatically turned Bangladesh's fortunes around on day three of the second Test in Rawalpindi with a 165-run stand. From a dire 26-6, Bangladesh recovered to 193-8 at tea, Das unbeaten on 83. Khurram Shahzad's impressive 6-73 kept Pakistan in command, maintaining an 81-run lead.

Sherfane Rutherford's stunning century (113 off 80 balls) propelled the West Indies to a five-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the first ODI at Warner Park.

Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto posted a viral photo of himself sleeping next to the trophy after their historic 2-0 Test series sweep against Pakistan. This achievement, highlighted by a six-wicket win in Rawalpindi, is Bangladesh's first-ever Test series victory over Pakistan and their fourth overall series whitewash in Test cricket history.

Mehidy Hasan Miraz will captain Bangladesh in the upcoming West Indies ODIs, as regular captain Najmul Hossain Shanto recovers from a groin injury. The 3-match series begins December 8. Middle-order batter Towhid Hridoy is also out due to a groin issue, while experienced Shakib Al Hasan is absent. Paceman Mustafizur Rahman opted to stay with his pregnant wife.