Syed Khaled Ahmed’s ball was mistimed and caught at long-on by Abu Hider. The bowler threw his hands in the air with a shout. Some of the fielders ran and picked up the stumps. The celebration of the BCB South Zone title started around Khaled. BCB Central Zone was simply blown away by Southern Zone in the final of the Bangladesh Cricket League at Cox’s Bazar. They won innings and 33 runs in the second session on the last day of the match on Tuesday.

The southern region already holds the record for the most number of champions in the BCL. They made it even richer, winning the sixth title in this competition.

In the first part of the match, the southern region set the stage for victory. They declared the innings at 500 runs in the first innings and crushed the middle region for 230 runs. In the follow-on, the opponent was sent to bat again and stopped at 237 runs.
Shadman Islam won the Man of the Match award by playing a career-best 246-run innings on the way to capitalizing on Southern Paharsam. This is the first time the left-handed opener has tasted a double-century in first-class cricket. Marshall Ayub also made a big contribution by scoring 120 runs unbeaten.

Khaled did not let the central region go far in the second innings. This pacer took five wickets for 74 runs with the top and lower order. This is his fifth five-wicket haul in first-class cricket. The Central region did not start the day well as they settled for 64 runs for 3 wickets. They lost three batsmen in 8 balls.

Jaker Ali (23 for 2 fours) was left lbw in the last ball of the 26th over bowled by Nazmul Islam. Khaled cut behind Mohammad Mithun who scored 49 runs with 1 six and 5 fours in the next over. After that, Nazmul Apu struck again. He gave a bitter taste of golden duck to Mosaddek Hossain. Ariful Haque could not last long, he was returned by Khaled.

Sharifullah and Abu Haider led the losing team by 7 wickets for 90 runs. With their bat, the middle region hopes to avoid defeat by an innings gap. Abu Haider scored his fourth fifty in first-class cricket in 70 balls with great batting, while Sharifullah’s fifty came in 105 balls.

Khaled broke the accumulated 121-run pair. He trapped Sharifullah LBW who scored 63 runs in 9 fours. Nazmul Apu sent Hasan Murad, who had accompanied Abu Haider for a while, to jail. In the end, Khaled returned Abu Haider with 77 runs with 4 sixes and 6 fours. Like the first innings, Nazmul Apu took three wickets in the second innings as well.

Shakib’s condition is not improving fast as there are no more Tests before December. Despite losing the St. Lucia Test, Syed Khaled Ahmed did his job well. His career-best bowling performance against the West Indies has also impressed Rang King. The pacer has advanced in the list of Test bowlers. Although Ahamri couldn’t do anything, Najmul Hossain Shanto and Nurul Hasan Sohan advanced in the rank of batsmen.
In the second innings of both the Tests, Sohan has moved up 14 steps to number 84 with the gift of a fighting fifty. Shanto is 11 steps ahead at number 88.

And thanks to that pair, Bangladesh surpassed the lead of 162 runs. The Tigers can give a small target of 84 runs to the Windies.
The hosts would easily cross the target of so few runs, that was the idea of everyone. But fast bowler Khaled Ahmed showed surprise with the ball.The Caribbeans lost 3 wickets for 9 runs after chasing the target of 84 runs in his fiery bowling. Khaled dismissed opener Craig Brathwaite for one, Raymond Reifer for two and Enrumah Bonar for one.

Bangladesh saw the hope of something incredible with Khaled’s great bowling. But another opener, John Campbell, spent the rest of the day with Blackwood. Campbell remained unbeaten on 28 and Blackwood on 17.

As a result, Khaled’s surprise seemed to increase. According to many cricket fans, if the Shakib-Nurul pairing had been a little bigger and the runs from the tailenders, the Tigers could have actually missed the target of 150.

The West Indies, who lost 3 batsmen in the top order for 9 runs, had to gain speed to cross that target. Bangladesh Shibir could have tasted victory in a fierce battle.

At the end of the third day, West Indies will need only 35 runs to reach the port of victory. He has seven more wickets in hand to meet the target.

Khaled has been found guilty of breaching Article 2.9 of the ICC Code of Conduct. A demerit point has also been added next to his disciplinary record in the Level 1 breach. This is his first in 24 months.

On the second day of the Test, Kyle Verreynne stood by defending Khaled’s ball in the 95th over of the Proteas’ first innings. Then Khaled threw the ball. The ball hits The Right-Hand Gloves of Verin. This angered Kyle Verreynne. Then Yasir Ali came and tried to calm him down.

The umpires also spoke to Mominul Haque in this regard. Then on-field umpires Marais Erasmus and Allahudien Paleker, third umpire Adrian Holdstock and fourth umpire Bongani made the allegations. Khaled accepted the punishment given by the ICC.

Khaled was not given more than 1 demerit point, as he committed the first such offense in the last 24 months. In the next 24 months, if Khaled’s demerit points increase to 4, he will be banned for one match.