Bangladesh Premier League (Cricket)

The Bangladesh Premier League is the national Twenty20 - Cricket Competition in Bangladesh . This was introduced in 2012 as the successor to the National Cricket League Twenty 20 and is operated with a franchise system based on the model of the Indian Premier League .

Franchises

Since the league was founded, eight franchises have participated in the tournament series, but no more than seven at the same time. The teams were awarded in an auction on January 10, 2012. For the 2015/16 season, some franchises changed hands and new regulations on management structures were issued. This also went hand in hand with numerous name changes of the teams.

Comilla Warriors Rangpur Rangers Dhaka platoon Chittagong Challengers Khulna Tigers Rajshahi Royals Sylhet Thunder

participating franchises (2020)

franchise	Home stadium	other names
Chattogram Challengers	Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium	Chittagong Kings (2012 / 13–2013 / 14) Chittagong Vikings (2014 / 15–2018 / 19)
Comilla Warriors	-	Comilla Victorians (2015 / 16–2018 / 19)
Dhaka platoon	Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium	Dhaka Gladiators (2012 / 13–2013 / 14) Dhaka Dynamites (2014 / 15–2018 / 19)
Rajshahi Royals	-	Duronto Rajshahi (2012 / 13–2013 / 14) Rajshahi Kings (2016 / 17–2018 / 19)
Khulna Tigers	-	Khulna Royal Bengals (2012 / 13–2013 / 14) Khulna Titans (2016 / 17–2018 / 19)
Rangpur Rangers	-	Rangpur Riders (2012 / 13–2018 / 19)
Sylhet Thunder	Sylhet International Cricket Stadium	Sylhet Royals (2012 / 13–2013 / 14) Sylhet Super Stars (2015/16) Sylhet Sixers (2016 / 17–2018 / 19)

Inactive franchises

franchise	Home stadium	other names	Participation
Barisal Bulls	-	Barisal Burners (2012 / 13–2013 / 14)	2012 / 13–2016 / 17

winner

season	Final location	winner	Final opponent	Result
2012/2013	Mirpur	Dhaka gladiators	Barisal Burners	Dhaka Gladiators wins with 8 wickets
2013/2014	Mirpur	Dhaka gladiators	Chittagong Kings	Dhaka Gladiators wins by 43 runs
2015/2016	Mirpur	Comilla Victorians	Barisal Bulls	Comilla Victorians wins with 3 wickets
2016/2017	Mirpur	Dhaka Dynamites	Rajshahi Kings	Dhaka Dynamites wins with 56 runs
2017/2018	Mirpur	Rangpur Riders	Dhaka Dynamites	Rangpur Riders wins with 57 runs
2018/2019	Mirpur	Comilla Victorians	Dhaka Dynamites	Comilla Victorians wins with 17 runs
2019/2020	Mirpur	Rajshahi Royals	Khulna Tigers	Rajshahi Royals wins with 21 runs

Cutting off the teams

Preliminary round (VR)

Semi-finals (HF)

Second place (2)

Tournament Winner (1)

team	2012/2013	2013/2014	2015/2016	2016/2017	2017/2018	2018/2019	2019/2020
Barisal Bulls	2	VR	2	VR
Chattogram Challengers	VR	2	VR	HF	VR	HF	HF
Comilla Warriors			1	VR	HF	1	VR
Dhaka platoon	1	1	HF	1	2	2	HF
Rajshahi Royals	HF	HF		2	VR	VR	1
Khulna Tigers	HF	VR		HF	HF	VR	2
Rangpur Rangers		VR	HF	VR	1	HF	VR
Sylhet Thunder	VR	HF	VR		VR	VR	VR

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Mohammad Isam: BPL franchises fetch low prices ( English ) Cricinfo. January 10, 2012. Retrieved December 19, 2015.
2. ↑ Mohammad Isam: Six-team BPL to commence from November 24 ( English ) Cricinfo. September 16, 2015. Accessed December 19, 2015.