In the current season of BPL, there are less star cricketers compared to other seasons.. The reason behind this is the simultaneous start of franchise leagues in multiple countries. BPL could not attract foreign stars on par with South Africa’s SAT20, United Arab Emirates’ International T20 League. Pakistani cricketers will also not be available at the end of the tournament.

Although there are no stars from other countries except Pakistan in this year’s BPL. Star cricketers like Mohammad Rizwan, Naseem Shah, Mohammad Amir, Shoaib Malik and Iftekhar Ahmed graced the tournament. However, BPL is going to lose them at the end of the tournament. They are supposed to leave BPL to play Pakistan Super League (PSL).

Pakistan’s biggest domestic tournament PSL is going to start from February 13. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is not sparing efforts to take this league to the top in terms of quality and discipline. And for this reason, they are preparing the cricketers in advance. Ten days before the start of the tournament, the cricketers have been ordered to leave the BPL and return to their country.

According to a Pakistani media report, the PCB has instructed the players to return home. Basically, the players have been asked to start preparing in advance, to strengthen and adapt to the weather. In that case, Pakistanis can leave Bangladesh before February 2. And it is conceivable that BPL will lose color.

However, Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) already knew about this foreign star crisis of BPL. The board leaders became helpless to resolve the crisis. Because, BPL has not been able to compete with other leagues. SAT20 or International T20 League, money is everywhere. Compared to that, the Bangladesh league is much behind.