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BCL next month?

Sports Reporter
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is currently in the process of bringing forward the dates of the
fourth edition of its four-day domestic competition, the Bangladesh Cricket League, from February 2016 to September this year.
The reason behind that is to provide the players with ample amount of match practice prior to the two-match Test series against Australia in October. After the South Africa series, the players are not scheduled to be involved in any international or domestic assignments in between. As a result, the BCB is thinking about tinkering with the schedule.
"We are hoping to start the BCL's longer version from
September 15 as Australia are scheduled to arrive on September 28. So I think the players might get the opportunity to play the first two rounds. Even if they don't, then we will ensure that they play at least one round of the BCL," said Akram Khan, a BCB director and the chairman of tournament committee.
The top performers from Bangladesh's National Cricket League, where players play four-day cricket for their respective divisions, are selected to take part in the BCL. The BCL is played between four teams, three of which are owned by franchisees.
Akram said that he would have a meeting with them in the next few days in order to confirm the change in the schedule.
"The franchisees have always stood beside us and they have always supported us. We did get positive outcomes from them
before. And I hope that the franchisees will come forward and give priority for the national issue," added Akram.
Bangladesh's top order batsman Mahmudullah Riyad yesterday afternoon described the move as one that would help the players.
"I heard about such a possibility in the morning. I feel that it will be great for us if we can play the league before the two Tests against Australia. We didn't have much cricket against South Africa due to the rain and this tournament can give us good practice ahead of this series.
"If this does take place then we can take a break for two weeks after this series and then return to prepare for the tournament," said Riyad at the post-day press conferenceyesterday.
The previous edition of the BCL had taken place in May this year.