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League to resume

Sports Reporter
After a three-day break, the Premier Division Cricket League will resume tomorrow.
The league was suspended after completion of three sixth round games on Thursday following tragic deaths at the BDR headquarters.
BKSP take on Cricket Coaching School (CCS) at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium and Partex meet Young Pegasus at BKSP on Monday while Victoria Sporting Club face Gazi Tank at Fatullah on the following day in the remaining sixth round matches.
Biman lead the table with maximum twelve points while defending champions Abahani and Surjo Torun follow them with ten points from six matches. Old DOHS slipped to third position after their defeat against Abahani in the sixth round.
Another giants Mohammedan are out of the race as they secured only four points from six matches. The Mohammad Ashraful-led Gazi Tank and CCS have six points from five matches.
The national cricketers are likely to be available for another round as the clubs have requested Cricket Committee of Dhaka Metropolis (CCDM) to ensure the Tigers availability till March 7.
"The clubs requested to allow the national
cricketers for another round and they are likely to play till March 7," said Mostafa Kabir, member secretary of CCDM.
The national team's preparation camp for the coming home seri.es against Pakistan will be start from March 4 but chief selector Rafiqul Alam said that they will also prefer the national players play league matches as much as possible.
"The camp will start on March 4 or March 5 after selection of the national squad but we will release the players who has match until March 7. There is nothing better than playing competitive matches," said Rafiqul yesterday.
Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful also wants to play the league matches as much as possible.
"It's always better to play competitive matches," said Ashraful.
The Tigers skipper was also looking forward to the report on Abdur Razzak's bowling action.
The left-arm appeared for the reassessment tests at the Australian Institute of Sports (AIS) in Canberra on February 23 where member of the ICC panel of human movement specialists conducted the assessment.
Razzak will be considered for selection for the home series if his action is declared legal in the ICC report but it must come before March 4
The Pakistan team will arrive in Dhaka on | March 7 to play two T\venty20 and five one-day internationals in Dhaka and Chittagong.