Two cricketers who always gave the impression of being underachievers at the international level for Bangladesh got together to organize an event Saturday, where they formally retired from all forms of the game. Both are now moving into roles with the Bangladesh Cricket Board – further proof that cricket has now grown to support entire careers, and is capable of supporting cricketers through different careers within and around the game till they reach the normal retirement age for people outside sports.

Legendary Bangladesh spinner Abdur Razzak and left-handed batsman Shahriar Nafees are all set to say a final goodbye to all forms of cricket. The duo is set to announce their retirement on Saturday. 

After the long hiatus forced by the Covid-19 pandemic, recently it was announced that the Bangladesh national team would return to the international stage with a 3-Test series against Sri Lanka, for which preparations are underway already.

Bangladesh national cricket team was scheduled to tour Sri Lanka in June-July, but the fate of the series has been in jeopardy since the onset of the lethal coronavirus pandemic. 

Cricket Welfare Association of Bangladesh (CWAB)  provided financial aid worth BDT 17 lakh to disadvantage people.

The Cricketers Welfare Association of Bangladesh (CWAB), a platform of former and current cricketers, has decided to support the poor people during the coronavirus crisis.