Rain damages both matches on opening day

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Both matches on the opening day of the Bangladesh Premier League 2016-17 were surrendered without a ball being knocked down some pins in Dhaka. The main match-related activity was the hurl at the primary match, where Rajshahi Kings selected to bowl first against Comilla Victorians. Twenty minutes after the hurl occurred, be that as it may, the ground was secured and the match eventually canceled at 4.50pm.

The second match, between Khulna Titans and Rangpur Riders, was deserted at 9.25pm nearby time after the ground was immersed.

Unseasonal showers, brought about by a wretchedness in the Bay of Bengal, had influenced Dhaka and distinctive parts of the nation in the course of recent hours. The climate was clear for three hours on Friday morning yet the rain returned 10 minutes before the principal coordinate and did not yield.

Prevalent nearby artist Ayub Bacchu held his show under umbrellas between the two planned matches yet there was no more diversion for the group at the Shere Bangla National Stadium.

Rain is additionally conjecture for Saturday, with two matches booked in Dhaka.

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