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Bangladesh vs Afghanistan Live Streaming Online on FanCode, One-Off Test 2023: Watch Telecast of BAN vs AFG Cricket Match on TV With Time in IST Bangladesh would have a new captain in Litton Das leading them in this only Test match of the series. For Afghanistan, Rashid Khan has been rested while Bangladesh will miss out on the services of Tamim Iqbal, who has been ruled out with a stiff back. Read on to get live streaming and telecast details of the match. Afghanistan travels to Bangladesh for a bilateral series. The tour kicks off with the one-off Test. The two teams will then take a break and contest in a three-match One-Day International (ODI) followed by two T20Is. Meanwhile, the only Test begins on June 14 and will be played at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka. For AFG vs BAN live streaming online and live TV telecast details, you can scroll down. This will be the second Test ever between Bangladesh and Afghanistan. Interestingly, Afghanistan leads the head-to-head, having won the Test match in 2019. Afghanistan emerged victorious in that contest by 224 runs. That Test was played in Chittagong. Where To Watch Live Telecast of BAN vs AFG Test 2023? The Bangladesh vs Afghanistan Test will not be available on TV in India. So fans looking to watch BAN vs AFG on TV will meet disappointment. How To Get Free Online Live Streaming of BAN vs AFG Test 2023? Good news for fans is that BAN vs AFG Test will be available in India via live streaming online option...

Bangladesh will take on Afghanistan in the only Test in Dhaka as Hashmatullah Shahidi and Co. have come to the eastern country for a multi-format tour. The tour will start with a one-off Test, a format which hasn't been a great strength for either of the two sides. While Afghanistan are the newbies, having played just six games after getting the full-member status a few years ago. Bangladesh may be the veteran here, however, their performances and results have left too much to be desired. While many may say that Bangladesh play well at home, however, that applies just to white-ball cricket as in the longest format of the game, they are yet to find their footing. Yes, they have run sides close, India in December last year or beating New Zealand at the start of 2022 in an away Test match, however, they have been few and far in-between. Bangladesh and Afghanistan have faced each other too much in recent times but this contest is different and similar. Different as the teams that played against each other previously in 2019 when Afghanistan won and the ones playing this Test are starkly different and similar because both teams are missing a few of their key players. Bangladesh will be without their star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan and there's a cloud over veteran opener Tamim Iqbal's participation. Afghanistan too will be without the services of their T20 superstar Rashid Khan but have enough spin backups in Zahir Khan and Izharulhaq Naveed for a Mirpur track that will take tu...

Also Read: • • • Bangladesh’s target has been revised from 185 in 20 overs to 151 in 16 overs. They now need 85 further runs in nine overs to win the match, with all wickets in hand. India’s bowling attack, who took a thrashing in the power-play, will need to do something special to avoid losing the match. As earlier predicted by the Australian Government’s Bureau of Meteorology, evening showers were to cause some disruption in the match. At the time of interruption, Bangladesh were 66/0 in seven overs, with Litton Das coming out all guns blazing and snatching the advantage of making 184/6 from India through a breathtaking 59 not out off 26 balls, laced with seven fours and three sixes at a strike rate of 226.9. His efforts meant Bangladesh are well ahead of the DLS par score of 49, ahead by 17 runs. Das is also just the third batter to score a half-century inside power-play in Men’s T20 World Cups, after Netherlands’ Stephan Myburgh (against Ireland in Sylhet 2014) and India’s KL Rahul (against Scotland in Dubai 2021). His opening partner, Najmul Hossain Shanto was at seven off 16 deliveries and unarguably had the best seat in the house to enjoy a spectacular display of batting from Das, who mixed proactive footwork with orthodox shots and scoop to stun India’s bowling attack. This will probably the best shot of the innings: PEAK VIRAT KOHLI SHOT — okay (@82not0ut) Rain spoilsport the game and as per DLS method Bangladesh is 17 runs ahead. Here are the details of when and...

The one-off Test match between Bangladesh and Afghanistan went underway at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur today (June 14). Here is where you can watch the match live, along with Afghanistan are touring Bangladesh for a full-fledged series of games including all three formats. They will play one Test in Mirpur, three ODIs in Chattogram, and two T20Is in Sylhet between June 14 and July 16. The Test match which was scheduled to start on June 14, has begun at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka, Mirpur. Afghanistan, having won the toss, have elected to field first, but the hosts have got off to a quick start, crossing 150 in 31 overs for the loss of one wicket. Walton Test Match: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan | Only Test Moments of Bangladesh’s Innings before lunch ✨ — Bangladesh Cricket (@BCBtigers) BAN vs AFG 2023: Team news Rashid Khan, Afghanistan’s spin supremo, is missing this Test match as the Afghanistan Cricket Board is keen to look after their star player’s workload, especially in a year that has the Asia Cup and ODI World Cups coming up. Hashmatullah Shahidi is leading Afghanistan, whereas Litton Das is making his Test captaincy debut in this game, leading Bangladesh for the first time in Test matches. Shakib Al Hasan, the regular Test captain for Bangladesh, is missing this game due to a finger injury, while Tamim Iqbal was ruled out on the eve of the match due to lower back pain. This is Afghanistan’s first Test match in more than two years, with t...

India vs Bangladesh highlights 1st Test, Day 2: Bangladesh 133/8 at stumps, trail by 271 runs India reduced Bangladesh to 133 for eight at stumps after posting 404 in their first innings on day two, taking control of the first Test on Thursday. Mohammed Siraj (3/14) rattled the Bangladesh top-order with three wickets before Kuldeep Yadav (4/33) joined the party with four wickets as India put Bangladesh on the mat. Umesh Yadav (1/33) also took a wicket. Earlier, Ravichandran Ashwin (58) and Kuldeep Yadav (40) produced a lower-order fight back to help India go past the 400-run mark after starting the day at 278 for six. Get live cricket score updates of 1st Test match between India and Bangladesh. Check live scorecard, ball-by-ball commentary, cricket score online on Times of India. Read Less Bangladesh, well they are currently on 133/8 and still trail by a mammoth 271 runs. They lost 6 wickets in the final session and India were almost there to bundle the opponents but Ebadot Hossain and Mehidy Hasan put up a partnership of 31 runs and put the gates down. They will have to come up with something magical to get back into the game. Can they pull a rabbit out of the hat? We will find out shortly. Stay tuned as a crucial morning session of Day 3 is coming up. India ultimately finished on 404, courtesy of the 92-run partnership between Ravichandran Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav. The Bangladesh bowlers got Shreyas Iyer early on but just couldn't break Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav's partne...