Habibul Bashar

Browse > Home / News Updates / Habibul Bashar Leads Bangladesh Exodus September 16, 2008 by LSO Team   Filed under News Updates The exodus of 13 players from Bangladesh to the Indian Cricket League - and into virtual exile from all official cricket - has been formalised with the unveiling in New Delhi of the Dhaka Warriors. The team, which will compete in the second season of ( ICL ) from October 10, will be led by Habibul Bashar, the former national captain, and includes...Read Full Story

Former Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar has agreed to quit the rebel Indian Cricket League by accepting an amnesty from the national board, an official said. Indian Cricket League Last Update : 18-May-2009 17:14:00 IST Dhaka: Former Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar has agreed to quit the rebel Indian Cricket League by accepting an amnesty from the national board, an official said on Monday. "Bashar served a notice on ICL expressing his desire to terminate his...Read Full Story

NEW DELHI : The unrecognised Indian Cricket League took a swipe at the sport’s governing body on Wednesday after signing 11 Bangladesh internationals for their second season. The ICL, bankrolled by India’s largest listed media company Zee Telefilms, said it was frustrated at the International Cricket Council’s delay in granting it official recognition. “We had applied for recognition in April, but till now nothing concrete has come out,” ICL’s business head Himanshu Mody said ahead of...Read Full Story

DHAKA : At least 14 leading Bangladesh cricketers, including former captain Habibul Bashar, are set to join the rebel Indian Cricket League (ICL), according to a local media report on Sunday. Bashar, Mohammad Rafique, Alok Kapali, Shahriar Nafees, Aftab Ahmed, Nazim Uddin, Farhad Reza and Dhiman Ghosh are among the players who will sign a contact with the ICL this week, reported the Dhaka-based Bengali national daily. Kapali, Reza and Dhiman were in the Bangladesh squad that played a...Read Full Story

Habibul Bashar, the former Bangladesh captain, has informed the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) that he has severed all ties with the unauthorised ICL and would like to return to official cricket, according to a senior official. The BCB's doors are now This entry was posted on Sunday, May 17th, 2009 at 9:36 pm and is filed under Cricket . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response...Read Full Story