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March 25, 2008Posted on 03/25/2008 in Bangladesh cricket
Eight months on, where do Bangladesh stand?
"A lot was expected when the present set up of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) took over eight months ago with a promise of a better future for the country's number one sport," writes Bishwajit Roy in the Daily Star. Unfortunately, nothing has transpired till today in translating that dream into reality.
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