Bangladesh In 1947 India partitioned into two sections, one remains India and another named Pakistan. Pakistan had two sections, one was the West Pakistan and another was East Pakistan. Dhaka was the capital of the East Pakistan. Pakistan government and military product to a great extent ruled by the privileged societies from the West. The Bengali Language development of 1952 was the main indication of grinding between two wings of Pakistan.
Disappointment with the focal government over monetary and social issues kept on ascending through the following decade. In 1971, under the immense initiative of Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman and unqualified secrifice of a huge number of Bengali Freedom Fighters (in Bangla – Mukti Joddha) a grisly freedom war occurred for nine months and all the more then 30,000 individuals yield their life. On 16 December in 1971, Pakistan surrendered and Bangladesh turn into a free nation.
Numerous individuals of Cricket fetarnity additionally occurred on the freedom war of 1971 and relinquished their life, Shaheed Mushtaq and Shaheed Jewel are among them.
Bangladesh cricket
The Bangladeshi cricket group, otherwise called "The Tigers", is a national Cricket group speaking to Bangladesh It is managed by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).
Bangladesh is a full individual from the International Cricket Council with Test and One Day International status. It played its first Test coordinate in 2000 (against India at Dhaka), turning into the tenth Test cricket playing country.
History of cricket in Bangladesh
Timetable
1972: The Bangladesh Cricket Control Board (BCCB) is set up. Before long, a cricket group initiates in Dhaka and Chittagong. It is a moderate begin, different things having need in the war-torn nation. Right on time in 1975 the Dhaka (then "Dacca") stadium was still in decay, the square having sunk a few inches and the Press Club shell-torn.
1974/75: A national level cricket competition starts in the nation. first division and second division cricket associations begin at the locale level. Different competitions that were composed included National Youth Cricket, Inter-college Cricket, College and School Cricket, Shahid Smriti Cricket, Damal Summer Cricket and Star Summer Cricket.
1976/77: Robin Marlar composes Whither Bangladesh?, a nitty gritty depiction of Bangladesh cricket's situation and a longing to see Bangladesh in the universal stage. Bangladesh Cricket Board authorities turn out to be more ready and eager after this worldwide introduction.
After the culmination of the 1975–76 local season, Bangladesh Cricket Control Board's acting secretary Reza-e-Karim keeps in touch with the International Cricket Council (then called the International Cricket Conference), asking for ICC enrollment status for Bangladesh. The ICC answers, recommends the BCCB to welcome the Marelybone Cricket Club, and that their choice lays on MCC's post-visit report.
Reza-e-Karim drafts the main constitution of the BCCB and in May 1977 welcomes the MCC to Bangladesh. In June 1976, the participation of Bangladesh is talked about in an ICC meeting. The meeting chooses to settle Bangladesh's participation status after the MCC visits Bangladesh.
The MCC touches base at Dhaka for their first Bangladesh visit on 27 December 1976 and fabricates the energy; more than 40,000 individuals goes to the delegate coordinate at Dacca.
On 26 July, 1977, Bangladesh turns into an Associate individual from the I.C.C.
The BCCB looks for training assistance from the MCC. The MCC sends Bangladesh her first outside cricket mentor, an Englishman named Robert Jones.
1978: In January, Sri Lanka, yet to be a test group, visits Bangladesh.
In February, the Deccan Blues, an Indian group of well known top of the line cricketers, visits Bangladesh for a three-day coordinate against the BCCB XI.
In December, the MCC lands in Bangladesh for the second time in a visit that endures until 14 January 1979.
1979: Bangladesh shows up in the primary ICC trophy in England. Bangladeshis win matches against Fiji and Malaysia.
1980: In January, Pakistan visits Bangladesh for a 2-day coordinate in Chittagong and a 3-day sellout coordinate in Dacca. The group's bad conduct toward Pakistani players suddenly closes the Chittagong coordinate, and the visit.
1980/81: The MCC visits Bangladesh for the third time.
1982: An Indian top of the line group, the Hyderabad Blues, bragging five Indian test players, visits Bangladesh in January.
In May–July 1982, Bangladesh partakes in its second ICC trophy rivalry and completes fourth among sixteen national groups.
1983: In March 1983, a West Bengal group visits Bangladesh. In December, Bangladesh catches up with a visit to the Indian state.
1984: In January 1984, Bangladesh has the principal ever South-East Asia Cup; Singapore and Hong Kong partakes. Bangladesh beats Hong Kong in the last to take the trophy.
In February, Bangladesh group visits Kenya interestingly.
Having come back from Kenya, in late February, Bangladesh has a progression of cricket matches with Pakistan's PIA and India's the Hyderabad Blues.
1985: The Sri Lankan test group visits Bangladesh in March for a three-day coordinate in Dhaka.
1986: In January 1986, the Omar Kureishi XI containing Pakistani Test cricketers visits Bangladesh.
In March 1986, Bangladesh partakes in the Second Asia Cup in Sri Lanka, and plays its first historically speaking One Day International match against Pakistan (Bangladesh was still not a full individual from ICC). The competition gives Bangladesh players universal introduction.
In June 1986, Bangladesh flies to England to partake in the third ICC tropy.
Prior in the year, Bangladesh visited Pakistan surprisingly.
1988: In January, Bangladesh participates and wins the second South-East Asia trophy, vanquishing Hong Kong.
The Third Asia Cup happens in Bangladesh in October–November 1988 with India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka partaking and in addition the host nation.
1989: In August–September, Bangladesh U-19 group visits England.
In December 1989, Bangladesh has the First Under-19 Asia Cup.
1990: The Decan Blues, captained by Syed Kirmani, visits Bangladesh in January and February. On 4 February 1990, pajama cricket comes to Bangladesh, as the main ever day-night match is played in the Dhaka Stadium between BCCB U-25 and the Deccan Blues.
In February 1990, a group from Denmark visits Bangladesh.
In March 1990, Pakistan and India participates in a two-coordinate arrangement. Bangladesh, the host nation, is an astounding non-attendant.
In April 1990, Bangladesh participates in the Australasia Cup in Sharjah and plays against New Zealand and Australia without precedent for gathering matches.
In June 1990, Bangladesh takes an interest in the fourth ICC trophy held in Holland. Bangladesh completes third in the competition, losing in the elimination round against possible champions Zimbabwe.
In December 1990, Bangladesh visits India to partake in the fourth Asia Cup cricket alongside India and Sri Lanka.
1992: West Bengal visits Bangladesh in February. Somewhat known West Bengal batsman Saurav Ganguly scores a century and a half-century to help West Bengal win in both matches.
1992: In June, Bangladesh partakes in the third South East Asia glass and wins the trophy again by overcoming Hong Kong.
In December 1992, Bangladesh has the principal SAARC cricket competition. Be that as it may, the competition reaches an unexpected end with two matches to go, as pressures in Dhaka ascend after the Babri mosque occurrence.
1993: In March–April 1993, the Karachi Airport Gymkhana group visits Bangladesh.
1994: Bangladesh participates in the fifth ICC Trophy and neglects to fit the bill for the elimination rounds. In December, Dhaka has the second SAARC cricket competition. Bangladesh completes runners up in the wake of losing the last to India 'A'.
1996: IN September, Bangladesh partakes and wins the ACC Cup in KL, Malaysia.
1997: Bangladesh wins the Sixth ICC trophy in Malaysia. Bangladesh likewise turns into a normal ICC part with the privilege to play One Day Internationals. Prior, (in Feb), Dhaka facilitated the third and last SAARC cricket competition.
1998: Bangladesh posts its first ODI win against Kenya in India. In October, Bangladesh has (despite the fact that did not partake in) the main ever "Smaller than normal World Cup", a thump out ODI competition including all the test playing countries.
1999: Bangladesh performs in the seventh Cricket World Cup in England. In a gathering match, Bangladesh routs Pakistan.
1999–2000: another top of the line organize National League is propelled. The home and away competition has divisional groups from Dhaka, Chittagong, Sylhet, Khulna, Barisal and Rajshahi.
2000: Bangladesh accomplishes the status of a test playing nation on 26 June. Bangladesh's inaugural Test coordinate happens in Dhaka against visiting India on 10–14 November 2000
2004: In December, Bangladesh routs World Cup Runners-up India at the Bangabandhu National Stadium in Dhaka, It was Bangladesh's general 6th win in one-dayers, yet the main ODI triumph on home soil. It was likewise just their third win against a Test-playing country in the wake of crushing Pakistan in the 1999 World Cup in England and beating Zimbabwe in March 2004.
2005: In January, Bangladesh records their lady test triumph with a pounding 226 runs win over Zimbabwe. This was the 35th test for Bangladesh. Bangladesh group additionally secures its first historically speaking Test and ODI arrangement wins.
In June, Bangladesh routs title holders Australia in a Natwest Series ODI coordinate. Mohammad Ashraful is the saint with a run-a-ball century.
2006 : An exceptionally effective year for Bangladesh Cricket as they won 18 one-day internationals, eight in succession, out of 28 amusements. They were only two wins behind from title holders Australia in the current year's one-day achievement table. Bangladesh has likewise outperformed Zimbabwe in the ICC one day cricket rankings.
2007 : Bangladesh brought about a stun by beating India by 5 wickets (with 9 balls staying) in Group B at the World Cup
2009 : Shakib Al Hasan, the previous Bangladesh skipper, has turned into the No. 1 Test allrounder in the most recent ICC rankings taking after his extraordinary execution
2010 : Historic whitewash against New Zealand
2011 : The 2011 Cricket World Cup was together facilitated by India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka
Bangladesh Premier League was the primary period of the Bangladesh Premier League built up by Bangladesh Cricket Board. The opposition highlighted six groups and a competition arrange with a twofold round robin amass organize, two semi-finals and a last. The inaugural BPL was won by Dhaka Gladiators.
2012 : Asia Cup 2012 Bangladesh came runners up in competition
West Indian cricket group in Bangladesh, Bangladesh won the 5-coordinate ODI Series 3–2
the second period of the Bangladesh Premier League was held. BPL was won by Dhaka Gladiators once more.
Fighting is going on now with England cricket match 2016
Disappointment with the focal government over monetary and social issues kept on ascending through the following decade. In 1971, under the immense initiative of Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman and unqualified secrifice of a huge number of Bengali Freedom Fighters (in Bangla – Mukti Joddha) a grisly freedom war occurred for nine months and all the more then 30,000 individuals yield their life. On 16 December in 1971, Pakistan surrendered and Bangladesh turn into a free nation.
Numerous individuals of Cricket fetarnity additionally occurred on the freedom war of 1971 and relinquished their life, Shaheed Mushtaq and Shaheed Jewel are among them.
Bangladesh cricket
The Bangladeshi cricket group, otherwise called "The Tigers", is a national Cricket group speaking to Bangladesh It is managed by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).
Bangladesh is a full individual from the International Cricket Council with Test and One Day International status. It played its first Test coordinate in 2000 (against India at Dhaka), turning into the tenth Test cricket playing country.
History of cricket in Bangladesh
Timetable
1972: The Bangladesh Cricket Control Board (BCCB) is set up. Before long, a cricket group initiates in Dhaka and Chittagong. It is a moderate begin, different things having need in the war-torn nation. Right on time in 1975 the Dhaka (then "Dacca") stadium was still in decay, the square having sunk a few inches and the Press Club shell-torn.
1974/75: A national level cricket competition starts in the nation. first division and second division cricket associations begin at the locale level. Different competitions that were composed included National Youth Cricket, Inter-college Cricket, College and School Cricket, Shahid Smriti Cricket, Damal Summer Cricket and Star Summer Cricket.
1976/77: Robin Marlar composes Whither Bangladesh?, a nitty gritty depiction of Bangladesh cricket's situation and a longing to see Bangladesh in the universal stage. Bangladesh Cricket Board authorities turn out to be more ready and eager after this worldwide introduction.
After the culmination of the 1975–76 local season, Bangladesh Cricket Control Board's acting secretary Reza-e-Karim keeps in touch with the International Cricket Council (then called the International Cricket Conference), asking for ICC enrollment status for Bangladesh. The ICC answers, recommends the BCCB to welcome the Marelybone Cricket Club, and that their choice lays on MCC's post-visit report.
Reza-e-Karim drafts the main constitution of the BCCB and in May 1977 welcomes the MCC to Bangladesh. In June 1976, the participation of Bangladesh is talked about in an ICC meeting. The meeting chooses to settle Bangladesh's participation status after the MCC visits Bangladesh.
The MCC touches base at Dhaka for their first Bangladesh visit on 27 December 1976 and fabricates the energy; more than 40,000 individuals goes to the delegate coordinate at Dacca.
On 26 July, 1977, Bangladesh turns into an Associate individual from the I.C.C.
The BCCB looks for training assistance from the MCC. The MCC sends Bangladesh her first outside cricket mentor, an Englishman named Robert Jones.
1978: In January, Sri Lanka, yet to be a test group, visits Bangladesh.
In February, the Deccan Blues, an Indian group of well known top of the line cricketers, visits Bangladesh for a three-day coordinate against the BCCB XI.
In December, the MCC lands in Bangladesh for the second time in a visit that endures until 14 January 1979.
1979: Bangladesh shows up in the primary ICC trophy in England. Bangladeshis win matches against Fiji and Malaysia.
1980: In January, Pakistan visits Bangladesh for a 2-day coordinate in Chittagong and a 3-day sellout coordinate in Dacca. The group's bad conduct toward Pakistani players suddenly closes the Chittagong coordinate, and the visit.
1980/81: The MCC visits Bangladesh for the third time.
1982: An Indian top of the line group, the Hyderabad Blues, bragging five Indian test players, visits Bangladesh in January.
In May–July 1982, Bangladesh partakes in its second ICC trophy rivalry and completes fourth among sixteen national groups.
1983: In March 1983, a West Bengal group visits Bangladesh. In December, Bangladesh catches up with a visit to the Indian state.
1984: In January 1984, Bangladesh has the principal ever South-East Asia Cup; Singapore and Hong Kong partakes. Bangladesh beats Hong Kong in the last to take the trophy.
In February, Bangladesh group visits Kenya interestingly.
Having come back from Kenya, in late February, Bangladesh has a progression of cricket matches with Pakistan's PIA and India's the Hyderabad Blues.
1985: The Sri Lankan test group visits Bangladesh in March for a three-day coordinate in Dhaka.
1986: In January 1986, the Omar Kureishi XI containing Pakistani Test cricketers visits Bangladesh.
In March 1986, Bangladesh partakes in the Second Asia Cup in Sri Lanka, and plays its first historically speaking One Day International match against Pakistan (Bangladesh was still not a full individual from ICC). The competition gives Bangladesh players universal introduction.
In June 1986, Bangladesh flies to England to partake in the third ICC tropy.
Prior in the year, Bangladesh visited Pakistan surprisingly.
1988: In January, Bangladesh participates and wins the second South-East Asia trophy, vanquishing Hong Kong.
The Third Asia Cup happens in Bangladesh in October–November 1988 with India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka partaking and in addition the host nation.
1989: In August–September, Bangladesh U-19 group visits England.
In December 1989, Bangladesh has the First Under-19 Asia Cup.
1990: The Decan Blues, captained by Syed Kirmani, visits Bangladesh in January and February. On 4 February 1990, pajama cricket comes to Bangladesh, as the main ever day-night match is played in the Dhaka Stadium between BCCB U-25 and the Deccan Blues.
In February 1990, a group from Denmark visits Bangladesh.
In March 1990, Pakistan and India participates in a two-coordinate arrangement. Bangladesh, the host nation, is an astounding non-attendant.
In April 1990, Bangladesh participates in the Australasia Cup in Sharjah and plays against New Zealand and Australia without precedent for gathering matches.
In June 1990, Bangladesh takes an interest in the fourth ICC trophy held in Holland. Bangladesh completes third in the competition, losing in the elimination round against possible champions Zimbabwe.
In December 1990, Bangladesh visits India to partake in the fourth Asia Cup cricket alongside India and Sri Lanka.
1992: West Bengal visits Bangladesh in February. Somewhat known West Bengal batsman Saurav Ganguly scores a century and a half-century to help West Bengal win in both matches.
1992: In June, Bangladesh partakes in the third South East Asia glass and wins the trophy again by overcoming Hong Kong.
In December 1992, Bangladesh has the principal SAARC cricket competition. Be that as it may, the competition reaches an unexpected end with two matches to go, as pressures in Dhaka ascend after the Babri mosque occurrence.
1993: In March–April 1993, the Karachi Airport Gymkhana group visits Bangladesh.
1994: Bangladesh participates in the fifth ICC Trophy and neglects to fit the bill for the elimination rounds. In December, Dhaka has the second SAARC cricket competition. Bangladesh completes runners up in the wake of losing the last to India 'A'.
1996: IN September, Bangladesh partakes and wins the ACC Cup in KL, Malaysia.
1997: Bangladesh wins the Sixth ICC trophy in Malaysia. Bangladesh likewise turns into a normal ICC part with the privilege to play One Day Internationals. Prior, (in Feb), Dhaka facilitated the third and last SAARC cricket competition.
1998: Bangladesh posts its first ODI win against Kenya in India. In October, Bangladesh has (despite the fact that did not partake in) the main ever "Smaller than normal World Cup", a thump out ODI competition including all the test playing countries.
1999: Bangladesh performs in the seventh Cricket World Cup in England. In a gathering match, Bangladesh routs Pakistan.
1999–2000: another top of the line organize National League is propelled. The home and away competition has divisional groups from Dhaka, Chittagong, Sylhet, Khulna, Barisal and Rajshahi.
2000: Bangladesh accomplishes the status of a test playing nation on 26 June. Bangladesh's inaugural Test coordinate happens in Dhaka against visiting India on 10–14 November 2000
2004: In December, Bangladesh routs World Cup Runners-up India at the Bangabandhu National Stadium in Dhaka, It was Bangladesh's general 6th win in one-dayers, yet the main ODI triumph on home soil. It was likewise just their third win against a Test-playing country in the wake of crushing Pakistan in the 1999 World Cup in England and beating Zimbabwe in March 2004.
2005: In January, Bangladesh records their lady test triumph with a pounding 226 runs win over Zimbabwe. This was the 35th test for Bangladesh. Bangladesh group additionally secures its first historically speaking Test and ODI arrangement wins.
In June, Bangladesh routs title holders Australia in a Natwest Series ODI coordinate. Mohammad Ashraful is the saint with a run-a-ball century.
2006 : An exceptionally effective year for Bangladesh Cricket as they won 18 one-day internationals, eight in succession, out of 28 amusements. They were only two wins behind from title holders Australia in the current year's one-day achievement table. Bangladesh has likewise outperformed Zimbabwe in the ICC one day cricket rankings.
2007 : Bangladesh brought about a stun by beating India by 5 wickets (with 9 balls staying) in Group B at the World Cup
2009 : Shakib Al Hasan, the previous Bangladesh skipper, has turned into the No. 1 Test allrounder in the most recent ICC rankings taking after his extraordinary execution
2010 : Historic whitewash against New Zealand
2011 : The 2011 Cricket World Cup was together facilitated by India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka
Bangladesh Premier League was the primary period of the Bangladesh Premier League built up by Bangladesh Cricket Board. The opposition highlighted six groups and a competition arrange with a twofold round robin amass organize, two semi-finals and a last. The inaugural BPL was won by Dhaka Gladiators.
2012 : Asia Cup 2012 Bangladesh came runners up in competition
West Indian cricket group in Bangladesh, Bangladesh won the 5-coordinate ODI Series 3–2
the second period of the Bangladesh Premier League was held. BPL was won by Dhaka Gladiators once more.
Fighting is going on now with England cricket match 2016
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