Headlines
Bangladesh seeks new IMF financial arrangement for economic reforms Ministry reviews possible action after senior official’s mother found dead in Dhaka PM chairs DND embankment review to address persistent waterlogging Bangladesh approves import of 5 more LNG cargoes Bangladesh seeks continued Dutch support in water management Bangladesh’s exports slip 7% in May on weaker RMG shipments Measles-related deaths surpass 600 in Bangladesh FY27 budget to reflect interests of all citizens in Bangladesh: Amir Khosru

RUET cricket tournament begins

RUET cricket tournament begins
Photo: BSS

Online Desk

Published: 2025-12-23 16:32:26

Updated on: 2025-12-23 16:33:15

RUET Premium Cricket Tournament began at Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology (RUET) at its new playground on Tuesday.

A total of six teams consisting of kids and offspring of RUET teachers and staff are taking part in the three-day tournament.

Vice-chancellor Prof SM Abdur Razzaque accompanied by Chief Engineer Shahadat Hossain and Senior Executive Engineer Noman Parvej, opened the tournament on Tuesday morning.

At a glance

Read More:

Bangladesh edge Nepal 2-1 to reach SAFF Women’s final

Bangladesh edge Nepal 2-1 to reach SAFF Women’s final
Banglalink to stream all World Cup matches on Toffee

Banglalink to stream all World Cup matches on Toffee
Bangladesh nears World Cup broadcast agreement

Bangladesh nears World Cup broadcast agreement
England ready for New Zealand challenge as Ashes recovery begins

England ready for New Zealand challenge as Ashes recovery begins
Messi’s childhood coach reveals why he stopped coaching him

Messi’s childhood coach reveals why he stopped coaching him
Bangladesh Women’s U-18 hockey team won over Chinese Taipei

Bangladesh Women’s U-18 hockey team won over Chinese Taipei
Visa delays disrupt South Africa’s World Cup travel plans

Visa delays disrupt South Africa’s World Cup travel plans
Coach calls youth Australian players to be fearless at World Cup

Coach calls youth Australian players to be fearless at World Cup