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Editor's Pick - Bangladesh Premier League

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First match - Khulna Titans meets Sylhet Sixers. Fourth rank meets second rank. Sixers has played five matches and won three. Titans - four matches and has won two. Not that much of a difference that way. Course it is pointless to talk about run rate so early in the day so let’s not.


Teams:
Sylhet Sixers (From): Upul Tharanga, Andre Fletcher, Sabbir Rahman, Danushka Gunathilaka, Nasir Hossain(c), Ross Whiteley, Nurul Hasan(w), Abul Hasan, Taijul Islam, Krishmar Santokie, Mohammad Sharif, Imtiaz Hossain, Sharifullah, Andre McCarthy, Tim Bresnan, Ghulam Mudassar, Nabil Samad, Kamrul Islam Rabbi, Shuvagata Hom, Wanidu Hasaranga, Dasun Shanaka, Chaturanga de Silva, Liam Plunkett, Davy Jacobs, Usman Khan, Babar Azam
Khulna Titans (From): Chadwick Walton(w), Nazmul Hossain Shanto, Michael Klinger, Rilee Rossouw, Mahmudullah(c), Ariful Haque, Carlos Brathwaite, Jofra Chioke Archer, Mosharraf Hossain, Shafiul Islam, Abu Jayed, Kyle Abbott, Benny Howell, Dawid Malan, Shadab Khan, Sarfraz Ahmed, Junaid Khan, Shehan Jayasuriya, Seekkuge Prasanna, Afif Hossain, Yasir Ali, Imran Ali, Muktar Ali, Dhiman Ghosh, Saif Hassan, Akila Dananjaya
My lineup
Batsmen
RR Rossouw
Danushka Gunathilaka
Abu Jayed
Ariful Haque
Bowlers
Liam Plunkett
Jofra Archer
Shafiul Islam
Abul Hasan
All-Rounders
Carlos Brathwaite
Mahmudullah
Wicket-Keepers
Nurul Hasan


Khulna Titans lost just now. To Dhaka Dynamites. By four wickets. On the app, Brathwaite, and Mahmudullah did very well.
The second match - Dhaka Dynamites meets Chittagong Vikings. Dhaka Dynamites is on top of the table with six points from three matches. They have played four matches. The Vikings have one win from three matches.


Dhaka Dynamites Squad:Kumar Sangakkara, Shahid Afridi, Graeme Cremer, Shakib Al Hasan, Nadif Chowdhury, Kieron Pollard, Kevon Cooper, Adil Rashid, Mohammad Amir, Joe Denly, Sunil Narine, Jahurul Islam, Saqlain Sajib, Noor Hossain, Ronsford Beaton, Akeal Hosein, Abu Hider Rony, Mosaddek Hossain, Evin Lewis, Cameron Delport, Shadman Islam, Mohammad Shahid, Mehedi Maruf, Rovman Powell, Shaheen Afradi, Khaled Ahmed
Chittagong Vikings Squad:Misbah-ul-Haq, Yasir Arafat, Luke Ronchi, Stiaan van Zyl, Suhrawadi Shuvo, Jeevan Mendis, Chris Jordan, Liam Dawson, Alauddin Babu, Soumya Sarkar, Anamul Haque, Najibullah Zadran, Dilshan Munaweera, Al-Amin, Taskin Ahmed, Luis Reece, Sikandar Raza, Jermaine Blackwood, Sunzamul Islam, Irfan Sukkur, Subashis Roy, Tanbir Hayder, Sajjadul Haque
My lineup
Batsmen
Soumya Sarkar
Mosaddek Hossain
Kieron Pollard
Jahurul Islam
Bowlers
Sanzamul Islam
Subashis Roy
Tanbir Hayder
All-Rounder
Sunil Narine
Shakib Al Hasan
Wicket-Keepers
Kumar Sangakkara
Luke Ronchi


What do you think?
Indu

P.S. Please note that the above-expressed opinions are purely the Editor’s. We do not take responsibility, nor can we guarantee the performance of the players. All the best !!!

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