Fortune Barishal wicketkeeper Nurul Hasan and Khulna Tigers opener Soumya Sarkar were among a few players who tried positive for COVID-19 and didn't include in their particular opening games. Barishal took on Chattogram Challengers in the competition opener on Friday (January 21) while Khulna played against Minister Group Dhaka in the second match of the day at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium. As indicated by a Barishal official, two different individuals from the group - player Munim Shahriar and batting mentor Nazmul Abedin Fahim - had additionally tried positive in front of the competition. Nurul, in the mean time, is set to go through his third test on Saturday, having tried positive first and afterward getting an adverse outcome in his subsequent test. ''Nurul tried positive in the main test on January 17 and afterward tried negative in the subsequent test. presently we are hanging tight for another negative (result) to permit him join our crew. It was likewise discovered that there were six positive cases in the Khulna camp, including Sarkar. The Bangladesh Cricket Board chose to hold the BPL in an abrupt flood in Covid-19 cases in Bangladesh. BPL administering gathering part secretary Ismail Haider said they may change their arrangements of facilitating the BPL in three settings relying upon the COVID circumstance. "It's hard to play ceaselessly so possibly we need to give four to five days rest or take the game to another scene. Till now we have chosen Chattogram and Sylhet as the other two scenes and on the off chance that there are no huge hiccups, we will play there,'' Ismail told columnists. "However, assuming there is issue of some sort, normally we will change our arrangement. We will converse with the investors and go to fundamental lengths," he said.