The Bangladesh Premier League

[Zero_Unit]

Shakib's team makes it to semi's, not surprised at all. This kid got some serious tallent ...

[1983-2011]

how did barisals not make it to the semis

[ViruRulez]

Did not watch any match or do not know much about the league. In fact, I learned quite a few things about this league after reading the first few pages of this thread. But have to commend them for creating a good enough league with substantial money involved for a small country of their size. Good to see them progressing somewhat. And interesting to note that how Bangladesh is developing and growing as a country with time whereas all things in Pakistan are regressing backwards instead. Bangladesh have been growing ever since it's friendship with India and so, Indian influence directly or indirectly in their growth cannot be neglected. In fact, they seem to develop a lot faster when they have pro-India govts. in their country. On the other hand, Pakistan has been trying to p!ss us off and have always moved backward. Maybe Pakis need to learn something from the Bangladeshis to move ahead. Also like the democratic setup of Bangladesh which is a lot more democratic and modern compared to Pakis who are still stuck in the middle ages. Pakistan can learn a lot from Bangladesh in how to develop and progress as a nation. Perhaps they can also learn that if they leave the Kashmir issue and stop pestering us and let everybody including Kashmiris remain in peace, then they will create a lot better environment for the whole sub continent and also might grow themselves economically. Hope Pakistan learns something from Bangladesh and grows some brain but then you have Af-retards and brainwashed people in the nation and so, doubt they can grow some brains anytime soon. Good luck to BPL and hope they grow too. I especially like the one associate team player rule and hope IPL also adopts it soon. Feel bad not to see any associate team player in the IPL till date though many of the players of teams like Ireland, Afghanistan, Netherlands and even Nepal etc. are quite good to be given some sort of chance to play with the big boys even if in domestic leagues. I want cricket to grow and encouraging associates is the right step forward and hope the IPL also does it in the future. Even if they are not played in the actual matches, they can learn a lot from the training camps. One associate player per team is not a big deal either.

[Sir john]

high tension first semi on.

[Sir john]

drop drop drop sehzad dropped

[Sir john]

sehzad on fire

[Sir john]

Duronto Rajshahi 184/6 (20/20 ov) Barisal Burners 74/0 (5.2/20 ov) Barisal Burners require another 111 runs with 10 wickets and 14.4 overs remaining

[Sir john]

sehzad 63 in 23

[Sir john]

100 for sehzad in 43

[FAST]

Shehzad 100 In 40 Balls :clap:

[Sir john]

bairsal wins.

[Sir john]

lala there B->

[adi B]

wtf? retard nd azam in bpl, just played a match vs england about 18 hours ago nd now playing in this sh1t league? surely the paki players were more concerned nd wanted to play in the prestigious bpl, nd hence lost to england :giggle:

[Sir john]

Owais zia hammad azam afridi there. Playing :peter:

[Sir john]

:yay:

[Sir john]

Ajmal getting thrashing from shakib.

[Sir john]

Match is on.

[Sir john]

58 in 30 shakib nd naseer vs lala nd ajmal

[Sir john]

Lala gets his first BPL WICKET.

[Sir john]

44 in 18