Former Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza has opened up on the unfair treatment dished out on him by the country’s cricket board regarding his place in the national team. Mashrafe Mortaza last played for Bangladesh in 2020 against Zimbabwe and was not considered
Bangladesh’s selection committee- led by Minhajul Abedin has picked a preliminary 24-member squad for the upcoming ODI and Test series against West Indies on home soil in which they have opted to drop veteran pacer and the country’s most successful captain Mashrafe
AB de Villiers, former South African captain and Royal Challengers Bangalore batsman, has hailed former Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Mortaza for his unrelenting support during the South African legend’s maiden stint in the Bangladesh Premier League. De Villiers made his BPL debut in
Former Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza has reportedly tested negative for the deadly Coronavirus disease that has been doing rounds across the globe. Mashrafe Mortaza recovered from the unforgiving pathogen after undergoing home treatment since the 20th of June. He announced the positive
Bangladesh have improvised drastically in the last few years and are no longer seen as underdogs in international cricket. A lot of credit for the improvement of the side goes to senior players like Shakib Al Hasan, Tamim Iqbal, Mushfiqur Rahim and
Former Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza has been tested positive with novel coronavirus. He had complained about fever on Thursday night, following which his test samples proved that he has contracted with the deadly virus. Mashrafe Mortaza has served Bangladesh since early 2000s and
Bowlers in the ODI format might not be as relevant as they are in Tests but they still are the most crucial part of the team. Cricket history has seen occasions when teams have been bowled out for a low-scoring total, thanks
Mashrafe Mortaza, former Bangladesh captain, has picked champions Indian leaders in Sourav Ganguly and MS Dhoni and the two-time World Cup-winning captain Ricky Ponting as his favorite captains of all times. Mortaza, who is himself one of the great leaders of the
Mashrafe Mortaza has served Bangladesh since early 2000s and has been one of the flag-bearer for the country. Mortaza is the most successful captain for Bangladesh with his retirement catching the light during the 2019 World Cup. His impeding retirement has been
Former Bangladesh captain, Mashrafe Mortaza’s international career, may have officially come to an end following bowling coach Otis Gibson’s statements. Gibson begrudgingly announced that he should opt for retirement as Bangladesh are looking for other options moving forward. But there was a
