Bangladesh have announced their squad from the Champions Trophy with some big names missing. Tamim Iqbal announces his retirement and it's been a high scoring start to this year's Bangladesh Premier League. Roushan Alam is joined by Naeem Monsur to discuss this and more on The Bangla Cricket Podcast.

Fresh from the commentary box in Sharjah, Devender Kumar joins Roushan to look back at the three match one day series between Afghanistan and Bangladesh that took place in the UAE.

Roushan is joined by The Popping Crease to look back on Bangladesh's two match test series against South Africa during which the Proteas comprehensively beat The Tigers in Mirpur and Chattogram.

The Bangla Cricket Podcast is back with a look back at the Women's T20 World Cup, the latest on what was meant to be Shakib Al Hasan's final test and an explainer on Bangladesh's new Head Coach situation following the removal of Chandika Hathurusingha and signing of Phil Simmons.

A look ahead at Bangladesh's chances at the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup with Roushan Alam and Tawhid Qureshi from Sight Screen Cricket Journal.

After a week of drama off the field surrounding Bangladesh with secret meetings, Tamim's exclusion and Shakib's tell all interview - we felt like we just needed to sit down and talk about it. Roushan is joined by Naeem Monsur and some of your thoughts as we try and get our heads round everything that's happened - all with a World Cup a week away.

Journalist and cricket social media manager Saif Ahmed joins Roushan to look ahead at Bangladesh's chances in the Asia Cup 2023. Bangladesh have been placed in Group B with Sri Lanka and Afghanistan, but go into the tournament with no Liton Das, Tamim Iqbal or Ebadot Hossain through injury - plus Mahmudullah remains left out the squad.

Recorded at The Cloud County Ground in Chelmsford, Essex where Bangladesh took on Ireland in a three match one day series. Featuring Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal, player of the series Nazmul Hossain Shanto, BCSA UK chairman Abdus Salam, Sight Screen Cricket Journal's Tawhid Qureshi, ESPN Cricinfo's Andrew Miller, EKOTA Academy's Jusnara Khanom and Dhaka based journalist Deb Chowdhury.