Sandeep Sarkar, Kolkata: Fossils Show at Eden Gardens. Rupam Islam and his band mates are present at Nandankanan Mata of Cricket on Sunday.

The occasion, Bengal T20 League Final. Many expressed their surprise that the opening ceremony of the tournament was without much fanfare. Sourav Gangopadhyay, Jhulan Goswami and CAB office bearers were present on the stage on the opening day apart from the 16 captains of the men’s and women’s divisions of the eight teams. Last year, Sunidhi Chauhan performed at the opening of the tournament. During the inauguration of this year, it was said from CAB that more emphasis is being placed on cricket.

But the popular band Fossils is being brought in to perform at the closing ceremony. Tournament finals on Sunday, June 21. Rupam and his band will perform at Eden at 5:30 pm that day. The program and the final will be free to watch, said CAB.

Sujata’s century

Sujata Dey scored a century in the Bengal T20 League. This is the first time a woman batsman has scored a century in the Bengal T20 league. Adamas Howrah Warriors opener Sujata De remained unbeaten on 112 off 53 balls at the Jadavpur University ground in Salt Lake on Saturday. Sobisco Smashers vs Maldah. This is the second highest individual score in the men’s and women’s categories combined. Sujata’s innings was decorated with 14 fours and five sixes.

Maldah won the toss and took the fielding. Howrah made 178 for 3 wickets. Tithi Das scored 40 along with Sujata’s century. Captain Saika Ishaq, Mamata Kisku and Parma Mondal took one wicket each. In reply, Maldah were bowled out for 124 runs in 19.1 overs. Mamata giggled 24. Disha Chandak and Shreyasi Aich took three wickets each.

Hearing of allegations of conflict of interest

CAB apex council member Surjit Lahiri was accused of conflict of interest. Lawyer Pranjal Pal wrote to CAB’s ethics officer about how Surjeet, despite being a member of CAB’s Apex Council, was associated with the franchise-based Bengal T20 League team Purulia Novas Royals. The charge sheet demanded that he be banned from cricket activities as well as being fined. CAB’s Ethics Officer, former Justice Jyotirmoy Bhattacharya summoned both sides for a hearing on Saturday. It was learned that the ethics officer gave the next date in July. The complainant had earlier expressed his anger against the CAB for being evasive. On Saturday, he applied for an interim injunction. In particular, where the main complaint relates to the Bengal T20 League, an interim ruling has been filed during the tournament.

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