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Premier League tangle untied

May 31 restart; Abahani-Victoria replay

Sports Reporter
The Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League will resume on May 31 after a suspension of two months, Bangladesh Cricket Board announced yesterday.
The long deadlock ended after BCB president AHM Mustafa Kamal's meeting with the six Super League clubs' representatives at the board headquarters in Mirpur.
Abahani, Mohammedan and Victoria Sporting Club, the three clubs embroiled in the controversy, as well as Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club, Old DOHS Club and GaziTank attended the meeting.
The stalemate came to an end after
Victoria agreed that their match against Abahani will be replayed and BCB boss could convince the clubs that it would be wise to leave behind the Victoria batsman Mohammad Yousuf's registration issue considering its legal complications.
The league was suspended since March 28 following the controversy over the legality ofYousuf s registration as Abahani refused to play in the second session for which Victoria were awarded two full points.
Abahani along with the other Super League clubs except Victoria protested the decision and took a strong stance as they were saying that they will not take part in the league until their demands including a fresh match between
Abahani and Victoria and reconstitution of the Cricket Committee of Dhaka Metropolis (CCDM) were fulfilled.
An emergency BCB meeting had called to break the deadlock from where a date was fixed (April 10) but the board ultimately failed to resume the league and after that the board formed a high-powered four-member committee but senior vice-president Mahbubul Anam, Gazi Ashraf Hossain, Sirajuddin Mohammad Alamgir and Dewan Shafiul Arefin could not find a solution.
The clearance papers of Mohammad Yousuf even gave to the government's investigative agencies to take the decision about the legality of it.
“For the greater interest of cricket I sat with the club representatives and everybody agreed to resume the league from May 31. There has been some misunderstanding and I think everything is solved now,” said BCB president AHM Mustafa Kamal at the end of the meeting.
The venues for the remainder of the Super League will be Fatullah Cricket Stadium, BKSP and Shahid Chandu Stadium in Bogra as the groundstaff are working on planting new grass seeds at the country's prime venue Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.
Possibly for the first time, the Dhaka Premier League is going to be held in June which is considered offseason in the country.