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Could it start on April 13?

Sports Reporter
Cricket Committee of Dhaka Metropolis have come up with a new date for the resumption of the Dhaka Premier League but the lack of direction from the authorities have kept everyone guessing.
Even yesterday, nobody was sure what the top clubs have decided though they remained in training. The CCDM have however taken a surprisingly stern position after the delay had consumed thirteen days.
"If the weather stays favourable, we are determined to start by April 13," said CCDM coordinatorAynul Islam Dash.
"We won't see who turns up and who doesn't. It is not our problem. We will make sure the league is over," he added.
It was initially announced on Saturday that
theleaguewould begin onApril lObutthetwo top clubs, Abahani and Mohammedan Sporting Club, threatened a boycott of the Super League if their demands were not met. Victoria too were not happy with the BCB decision of raising registration of foreign players from eight to ten; they wanted five foreigners to take the field ratherthan three.
On Monday, CCDM had announced that due to the inclement weather, the league would not resume in time. It showed the difficulty the cricket board had faced convincing the clubs to come to the field, which they termed as" unplayable" when the curators at two of the three grounds were confident even under these weather conditions.
It seemed that the BCB had broken the deadlock regarding recommencement of the league when it was announced that the league would resume on Tuesday after an emergency meeting. The standoff concerns the registration of Pakistan and Victoria batsman Mohammad Yousuf, who was formerly a Mohammedan player. The uncertainty has gripped cricket in the country for the last few days with the league remaining suspended from March 28 following Abahani's refusal to play against Victoria citing that Yousuf's clearance letter was fake. Mohammedan also claim that they didn't give the clearance letter to Yousuf.
Their latest demand has again showed the indecisiveness of the board directors and officials who have been powerless when the clubs have taken a tough stance.
The delay of the Premier League, meanwhile, has also kept the National Cricket League shelved.
Hafiz Joarder, the membersecretary of the board's tournament committee, would not give a precise date until the league is over but said that the NCL will possibly begin three days after the Premier League. "They have all the players now so we need three days at least to resume the first-class competition, " he said.