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'Crisis over in two days'

Sports Reporter
'Crisis over in two days'
Sports Reporter
The Dhaka Premier KZ ® Cricket League could start U/WALTON later this week as the four-'Wbi E:-- member committee formed to solve the crisis have expressed confidence in finding a way out.
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president AHM Mustafa Kamal on Sunday formed the committee which will be headed by senior vice-president Mahbubul Anam with Dewan Shafiul Arefin, Gazi Ashraf Hossain and Siraj Uddin Md Alamgir being the other members.
The body was directed to convince all three clubs including Victoria Sporting Club to return to the league which has not seen the light of day since March 28, the second round of the Super League phase. It had to come down to this four-member committee after the Cricket Committee of Dhaka Metropolis (CCDM) passed the buck to BCB, the highest decision-making authority, to end the deadlock that began when Abahani, in protest of Mohammad Yousuf's move to Victoria from Mohammedan, refused to play against the former in their game at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.
Since then, there has been a lot of confusion about Yousufs clearance letter from Mohammedan to Victoria obtained last year with the CCDM claiming after their standing committee meeting on Saturday that the papers provided were legal.
"We have talked to each of the three clubs — Abahani, Mohammedan and Victoria — individually and all of them have urged for
the league to commence once again. Everyone has been cordial so far," said Alamgir, the BCB director.
"[Nazmul Hasan] Papon bhai, who is in Singapore with his father, our honourable president, has told us that Abahani will have no issues regarding the league if the club's prestige remains intact. The same was told by Lokman Hossain Bhuiyan, Mohammedan's director-in-charge, that they would come forward and help us solve this problem," he said, though the committee would only be sitting with the three clubs today following separate talks yesterday.
"We will all sit together tomorrow [Tuesday] and I am hopeful that by then, we can come to a decision which will be to resume the cricket in a day or two," added Alamgir, though he made it clear that the CCDM decision to award the two points to Victoria is all set to stay. He informed that all the papers regarding the Yousuf clearance has been passed on to the lawyers to check.
"Just like Abahani was probably wrong to not continue the game, Victoria's situation too isn't normal. But sometimes we have to put aside our differences in opinion and the criticism or discussion of a previous decision to one side just so that the cricket can go ahead.
"We have given all the papers to the lawyers who will advise us. See, we want the league to start very quickly and as we have found out since being put in this committee, this problem could have been solved much earlier," he said.
Alamgir was of the opinion that some of the workings of the CCDM must come under observation. "CCDM has taken a decision which we will not dwell upon, rather we would want the league to go on. In fact all four of us have agreed that we must give our observations about the workings of the CCDM and let the board know what we feel should change or not," he said.