South Zone retain BCL title after drawn game

South Zone held the Bangladesh Cricket League title following a draw with second-set East Zone in Chittagong. South Zone completed on 44 focuses, four in front of their adversaries, with one win and two draws. 

After they were put in, South Zone were knocked down some pins out for 385 in 109.2 overs. The most elevated commitments originated from Shahriar Nafees and Mohammad Mithun who passed up a major opportunity for hundreds of years by four and five runs individually. Seamer Abul Hasan and left-arm spinner Nazmul Islam took three wickets each. 

In answer, East Zone were kept to 247 in 83.3 overs, Sohag Gazi getting 4 for 62 and Al-Amin Hossain guaranteeing 3 for 45. South Zone took a lead of 138 runs, increasing seven first-innings indicates as restricted East Zone's five which adequately fixed the BCL title. 

Anamul Haque (70) started well in the second innings however when he fell as the fourth wicket in the 35th over, Soumya Sarkar and Mosaddek Hossain batted East Zone out and defended their first-innings advantage.The pair scored hundreds of years with Sarkar getting to his lady five star ton while Mosaddek's 119 earned him the Man-of-the-Match grant. 

East Zone were situated an impossible focus of 543 on the last day and the match dwindled to an agreeable draw. 

Focal Zone beat North Zone by 80 keeps running in a low-scoring diversion at Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur. 

Focal Zone had taken a two-run lead affability Mahmudullah's 113 after they decided to bat. Their aggregate of 289 wasn't undermining, however Shuvagata Hom took 5 for 78 to keep North Zone to 287. 

Offspinner Mahmudul Hasan then took 4 for 53 to cause limit Central Zone to 200 keeps running in 83.1 overs, which implied North Zone required 203 to secure their first win of the competition. 

Hom was again among the wickets, taking 4 for 35. Seamer Mohammad Shahid and left-arm spinner Mosharraf Hossain grabbed three wickets too and North Zone were rocked the bowling alley out for 122 keeps running in 40.4 overs on the last day.