how about starting a 6-day longer version with 3innings in Bangladesh?
in over ten years we have failed to produce a pacer friendly wicket for our players.
so, how about starting a six day longer version league with three innings to play in BAngladesh?
LOL our players barely can survive 3 days and you are talking about 6 days?
that's the idea. since our players are so good playing at home conditions (in contrast - so bad in foreign conditions), why should they be so tired at test level? to help improve the fitness level of our players, all age level (and perhaps higher level) players should play longer version cricket more.
i mean considering the fact that the wicket will be just like turning and flat.
We need a FC tournament that span through out the season. Player should play for one team only if its possible. Your BPL team is your FC team and List-A. Scrap DPL just time wasting. Dhaka can have a league but they can not interfere with BCB. Domestic league continues regardless of jodu modu international fixture. Every single nation does the same why should we be different.
1- First class should be played home and away basis. And single round league of List- A which has not been played for few years.
2- First part of the season starts with First class from 2nd week of October and runs till 1st week of January = roughly 11 weeks. Play 7 round of 4 day. Then play 7 round of List A. Playing List-A just before BPL will help player adapt to T-20.
3- Second part of the season (BPL T-20) will run till 2 week of February.
4- Once BPL is over they can go back to their Divisional team and finish of the season. If it rains you share the points. Obviously starting off with List-A and finishing off with FC.
5- Playing condition. Every team must have 3 seamers and should bowl more than 60% of total overs bowled. Penalty for any team who would not follow this rule. e.g. No bonus point for bowling and 2 deduction if win or draw.
6- Any player scores 10 century in FC season should get a special award + $$$. Same goes for Bowlers 100 wickets in a season for them.