Mizanur Rahman of Brothers Union hit 65-ball 100 on Thursday against Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club and became the first batsman to score a century in the ongoing Bangabandhu Dhaka Premier Division Twenty20 Cricket League at BKSP.  Sheikh Jamal won the toss and sent the Brothers bat first, who riding on Mizanur’s bat, scored 133 for two in 17 overs before the rain came and interrupted the game.  Read:Sabbir denies allegation of racism against him by Elias Along the way of hitting the first ton of the season, Mizanur hit 13 fours and three sixes.  The match never got a resumption due to  rain and ended up with no result.  It was the 11th and last game of both teams in the initial round of the Dhaka League T20.  Read:Kamrul takes four wickets as Doleshwar beat Abahani After all these rounds of games, Sheikh Jamal won six games and ensured a place in the Super League, the next phase of the league, which will be played between six teams.  Brothers, on the other hand, have won only four games and failed to secure a place in the Super League.  The match between Prime Doleshwar Sporting Club and OLD DOHS Sports Club also ended up with no result on Thursday morning, while the other match between Khelaghar Samaj Kallyan Samity and Prime Bank Cricket Club was won by Prime Bank by five wickets under the DL Method.  Read:BAN vs. ZIM Series 2021: Key ODI Records Between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe All these teams— Prime Doleshwar, DOHS, Khelaghar and Prime Bank— have also completed all 11 rounds of games. Of them, Prime Bank and Prime Doleshwar have booked a place each in the Super League which will begin on Saturday.

Md Miizanur Rahman, deputy commissioner of Chattogram Metropolitan Police (CMP), died at Rajarbagh Central Police Hospital (CPH)  on Monday after contracting coronavirus.   Mizanur Rahman, a police officer from BCS 22nd batch, had been undergoing treatment at the hospital since June 28, said Md Sohel Rana, Assistant Inspector General (AIG-Media) of the Police headquarters.   He breathed his last around 3:41am, he said.   Mizanur Rahman left behind  wife, two sons, a host of relatives and well-wishers to mourn at his death.   In his career, he also served as Superintendent of Jhenidah police.   His Namaj-e-Janaza will be held at Rajarbagh Police Lines and he will be buried at Rayerbazar Graveyard in the capital.   Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Benazir Ahmed expressed deep shock and sorrow at his death, he added.   Health authorities in Bangladesh on Sunday recorded 47 more COVID-19 deaths, brining the total death toll to 2,352.   Besides, another 2,666 people tested positive for the virus in the last 24 hours until Sunday morning, mounting the country’s total infections to 1,83,795   Altogether 7,463 among 11,302 Covid-19 infected members of Bangladesh police made full recovery from the disease across the country until July 4.   Forty-four cops have so far died of Covid-19 during this period.