Day 2 - Surrey trail by 106 runs.

252/1

Sussex

358/9d

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Day 2 - Hampshire trail by 517 runs.

Hampshire

19/0

Glamorgan

536/7d

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Day 2 - Yorkshire trail by 99 runs.

Somerset

274/10

Yorkshire

162/10 & 13/0

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Day 2 - Leicestershire trail by 378 runs.

Leicestershire

112/4

Nottinghamshire

490/10

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Day 2 - Derbyshire trail by 48 runs.

Kent

352/10

Derbyshire

304/10

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Tea Break : Day 2 - Northamptonshire trail by 26 runs.

Northamptonshire

280/4

Worcestershire

306/10

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Day 2 - Durham trail by 363 runs.

430/10

67/1

MAL won by 12 runs

137/9

125/7

BR won by 4 wickets

115/10

116/6

SL-W won by 3 runs

84/6

87/6

NZ won by 6 wickets (DLS method)

102/10

104/4

JER won by 3 wickets

144/7

148/7

AUT won by 7 wickets

211/9

212/3

SOM Women require 168 runs

Warwickshire Women

336/10

Somerset Women

169/4

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Lancashire Women

157/4

Hampshire Women

153/10

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Yorks Women require 66 runs

Yorkshire Women

205/4

Essex Women

270/8

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DUR Women require 109 runs

132/8

240/8

MAR won by 5 wickets

175/5

171/5

DEN won by 7 wickets

119/3

118/10

Germany elected to bat

Germany

63/2

Austria

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Bangladesh players’ PSL 11 participation subject to government clearance, says BCB

Q: How many Bangladesh players were issued NOC for PSL 11?

T he board had issued a conditional No Objection Certificate (NOC) to six players, including Mustafizur Rahman, Parvez Hossain Emon, Shoriful Islam, Nahid Rana, Tanzid Hasan Tamim, and Rishad Hossain.

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Bangladesh players’ PSL 11 participation subject to government clearance, says BCB The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has sought government approval to send players to the upcoming Pakistan Super League (PSL) season, which is set to begin on March 26.

PSL Participation subject to government approval

Earlier, the board had issued a conditional No Objection Certificate (NOC) to six players, including Mustafizur Rahman, Parvez Hossain Emon, Shoriful Islam, Nahid Rana, Tanzid Hasan Tamim, and Rishad Hossain.

However, the BCB has said the NOC will be contingent on government approval, citing security concerns stemming from regional conflict.

“Of course, we will seek permission from the government before sending our cricketers for the PSL. Under normal circumstances, these things are not required. We provide clearance, they go, play, and return,” said Nazmul Abedin, the BCB’s cricket operations chairman.

“But since the situation is not normal and there is a risk element concerning the players, obviously, we will discuss it with the government.

“We will seek to know from the government whether it will be safe to travel or not, and based on that government decision, we will have to take the ultimate call on whether the players will go or not,” he added.

Conditional NOC

The NOC issued was also conditional, with players required to return to the country during Bangladesh’s ODI series against New Zealand, winning which is crucial for the team to stay in contention for qualification for the 2027 ODI World Cup. However, all of that will only be applicable if the Bangladesh government gives the green signal.

“Because it is not actually possible for us to understand the situation there. It is possible for the government to know. The government will know, and if the government tells us that it is safe to go and the players can travel, then the players will go.

“But, in principle, we have decided that we will give the NOC and they will go to play. But it depends on the situation at that time.”

FAQs

Q. How many Bangladesh players were issued NOC for PSL 11?

The board had issued a conditional No Objection Certificate (NOC) to six players, including Mustafizur Rahman, Parvez Hossain Emon, Shoriful Islam, Nahid Rana, Tanzid Hasan Tamim, and Rishad Hossain.