Bangladesh Premier League has packed its bags and headed back to Dhaka. After the Sylhet phase, the tournament now turns its spotlight on the capital, where the noise always rises a notch.
BCB confirmed the shift as part of its revised phase planning. The board already explained why it moved matches away from Chattogram earlier, and this next step follows that same logistical logic.
For Dhaka, this feels like the real warm-up. Crowds come louder, scrutiny comes sharper and the league always finds its pulse quicker in the capital.
Ticket sales underline that sense of build-up. Fans can buy tickets online from 12 January through the official BCB platform, with prices ranging from affordable gallery seats to premium grandstand options.
BCB has spread pricing across eleven categories, a clear attempt to keep the gates open for all types of supporters. From the Northern and Eastern Galleries to the corporate lounges, Dhaka Stadium will cater to every corner of the crowd.
Ticket Price:
1. Grand Stand (Lower): BDT 2,000.
2. Grand Stand (Upper): BDT 2,000
3. International Gallery North (Media Block): BDT 1,000
4. International Gallery South (Corporate Block): BDT 800
5. International Lounge South (Corporate Block): BDT 1,000
6. Club House South (Shaheed Mushtaq Stand): BDT 500
7. Club House North (Shaheed Jewel Stand): BDT 500
8. Shaheed Abu Sayeed Stand: BDT 300
9. Northern Gallery: BDT 300
10. Eastern Gallery: BDT 200
11. Club House South – Shaheed Mushtaq Stand (Zero Waste Zone): BDT 600
This phase matters beyond box office numbers. Teams know Dhaka conditions expose weak bowling plans and punish sloppy death-over execution.
BPL’s return to Dhaka signals the tournament entering its sharper edge. The capital is warming up, and when Dhaka hums, the league usually follows.
