Bangabandhu National Stadium Dhaka, Bangladesh

Bangabandhu National Stadium
Dhaka 1000

Also or formerly known as National Stadium, Dacca Stadium
Established 1955
Capacity 36,000
Flood Light Yes
End Name Pavilion End, Paltan End

Records and statistics
First Test	Pakistan v India, 01-04, Jan 1955
Last Test	Bangladesh v Zimbabwe, 14-18, Jan 2005
First ODI	Pakistan v Sri Lanka, 27-Oct-1988
Last ODI	Bangladesh v Zimbabwe, 31-Jan-2005

Ground Fixtures
Date & time	Detail
Sun, Aug 27 - Thu, Aug 31 09:30 local \| 03:30 GMT	1st Test - Bangladesh v Australia

Note: Dhaka's cricket headquarters have now shifted to the purpose-built Sher-e-Bangla stadium in Mirpur.

Live Scores	Upcoming	Results
England vs West Indies - 1st Test 1st ODI - Sri Lanka v India - August 20, 09:00 GMT 2nd ODI - Sri Lanka v India - August 24, 09:00 GMT 3rd Test - Sri Lanka v India at Kandy India won by an innings and 171 runs 2nd Test - Sri Lanka v India at Colombo India won by an innings and 53 runs

Stadiums in Bangladesh

Bangabandhu National Stadium

Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium

MA Aziz Stadium

Shaheed Chandu Stadium

Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium

Sheikh Kamal International Cricket Stadium

Sheikh Kamal International Cricket Stadium Academy Ground

Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium

Sylhet District Stadium

Sylhet International Cricket Stadium

Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium

Bangladesh Updates

Australia name squad for Bangladesh tour [+]

Two-Test tour in August confirmed but Starc and Marsh brothers rested from 13-man squad.

Rohit, Kohli anchors India into CT final [+]

Rohit 123* and Kohli 78-ball 96* led India to a 9-wicket win over Bangladesh in semi-final; now defending champion face Pakistan in the final on Sunday at the Oval.

India aim to dominate Bangladesh in semis [+]

Bangladesh have been the surprise packages of the tournament so far, beating New Zealand and Australia to the semi-final spot.

Kohli and Hazlewood achieve No.1 rankings [+]

Stokes and Plunkett earn career-high rankings; Eighth-ranked Pakistan opens up 14-point advantage over ninth-ranked West Indies.

Stokes and Morgan eliminates Australia [+]

A 159-run stand between Ben Stokes and Morgan helps England to a 40-run win (DLS) which knocks Australia out of the Champions Trophy.

Mahmudullah, Shakib Knocked Out New Zealand [+]

Shakib Al Hasan and Mahmudullah to scripted an epic comeback to chase to 266-run target to knock New Zealand out of Champions Trophy and keep their semi-final hopes alive.