Chattogram Regional T20 Cricket Tournament 2026 Opens in Grand Ceremony
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Chattogram Regional T20 Cricket Tournament 2026 Opens in Grand Ceremony
Chattogram Regional T20 Cricket Tournament 2026 Opens in Grand Ceremony
The Chattogram Regional T20 Cricket Tournament 2026 has officially begun in Chattogram amid widespread enthusiasm and excitement. The tournament was formally inaugurated through a grand opening ceremony.
Organized with the aim of promoting cricket at the regional level and identifying emerging talents, the tournament has generated considerable excitement among local sports enthusiasts and aspiring cricketers.
The inauguration brought together prominent sports organizers and Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) directors from Chattogram and the central level. Among the distinguished guests were BCB Director and Chairman of the Age Group Committee Minhajul Abedin Nannu, Finance Committee Chairman Israfil Khusru, and Security Committee Chairman Said Ibrahim Ahmed. BCB Directors Moinuddin Chowdhury Kamru and Sakif Ahmed Salam were also present and wished the tournament success.
Also attending the event were BCB Councillor and Fizup Bhuluya team sponsor Taus Bin Beni Amin Chowdhury, Fortis Group Chief Executive Brigadier General Md Khalequzzaman, Ispahani Tea Trading Limited General Manager Shah Moinuddin Hasan, and Chattogram District Sports Association Ad Hoc Committee Member Secretary Mohammad Salahuddin.
BCB councillors from various districts of the Chattogram Division also took part in the event to strengthen coordination in regional cricket. Those present included Shahidul Rahman (Chattogram Division), Abu Sadat Md Sayem (Rangamati), Shariful Islam Apu (Feni), Ahmed Hasan Al Zayed Rifai (Chandpur), and Safayet Morshed Bhuiyan (Khagrachhari).
