The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) will provide financial incentive of Tk two crore among 1720 men and women cricketers, most of whom are outside the BCB’s existing contract system.  Contracted women cricketers however, will be eligible for the BCB assistance. The Board’s initiative, covering 1432 men and 288 women cricketers, was taken at the advice of BCB President Nazmul Hassan, MP as a token of support to cricketers affected by the disruption to domestic competitions due to the Covid-19 pandemic.      The players selected to receive the incentive are from various domestic events under the jurisdiction of the Board including the Dhaka Premier League, Dhaka First, Second and Third Division leagues, Women’s National, Emerging and Under-19 teams, Women’s National Cricket League, Premier Division and First Division leagues.

All the women cricketers returned negative in the Covid-19 test before a month-long training camp in Sylhet, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) confirmed. 

The national women's cricket team of Bangladesh, along with the support staff, underwent a Covid-19 test on Saturday prior to starting a training camp from Sunday.

Players of Bangladesh national women cricket team joined the individual training programme on Monday.