BCB set to launch Madrasa Cricket

Bangladesh
BCB set to launch Madrasa Cricket
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The newly formed committee of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) wasted no time in taking significant decisions on its very first day. During the board’s inaugural meeting on Tuesday afternoon, heads were appointed for 23 different committees from among the newly elected directors.

Later in the evening, while speaking to the media at a local hotel event, BCB President Aminul Islam Bulbul revealed plans to introduce cricket in madrasas alongside schools and colleges.

“There are hundreds of thousands of students in madrasas. If even a few cricketers emerge from there, it will be a great achievement. We’re making arrangements to make that possible,” said Bulbul.

He also hinted at the format the tournament might follow.

“Details haven’t been finalized yet, but since we’ve made the plan, we’re determined to implement it. Initially, it will be in a short format,” he added.

According to sources, the madrasa cricket competition is likely to be played in a 10-over format, designed to take place between Asar and Maghrib prayers, allowing students to participate conveniently within their daily routine.

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