Dhaka: Due to the Bishwa Ijtema, the three-day SSC and equivalent examinations across the country have been postponed. The exams scheduled for February 16, 17 and 18 will be held on February 26 and 27 and March 2.

He said that the February 16 exam will be held on February 26 (Tuesday), the February 17 exam on February 27 (Wednesday), and the February 18 exam on March 2 (Saturday).

An official said that the exams have been postponed keeping in mind that students do not have any problems traveling to the center during the Bishwa Ijtema.

Although the Biswa Ijtema is held twice a year in January for three days, this year the government is going to postpone the gathering from February 15-18 after a dispute between the two sides of the Tablighi Jamaat.

The written or theoretical examination was scheduled to be held from February 2 to February 26. The theoretical examination will start from 2 pm and continue until 5 pm.

On Saturday, February 16, eight general boards had exams in the morning for Chemistry, Civics and Citizenship, and Business Entrepreneurship. On that day, the Madrasa Education Board had the Bengali first paper in the morning.

On Sunday, February 17, the exam schedule for Bengali language and literature, English language and literature, domestic science, agricultural education and music was scheduled for the morning and Arabic, Sanskrit, Pali, career-oriented education, computer education, physical education and sports, basic trade and arts and crafts were scheduled for the afternoon. Bengali second paper was held on the Madrasa Board today.

And on Monday morning, February 18, exams were scheduled for Biology and Economics. And the Madrasa Board had exams for Civics and Citizenship, Agricultural Education, Domestic Science, Humanities, Urdu, and Persian. In addition, the Technical Education Board had exams for several subjects on this day.

The final prayer of the Bishwa Ijtema was held on the last day. Devotees from all over the country as well as foreign guests participated in the final prayer. As a result, there was no space to walk on the streets in some places. There was concern among the examinees and their guardians about this.

As the last ball of the match was being bowled, a Comilla Victorians player carried Tamim Iqbal on his shoulder and walked a short distance. It was as if he was pointing out to everyone present on the field that this was our title-winning hero. Indeed, it was this dashing opener who brought Comilla its second title by playing a brilliant innings of 141 not out off 61 balls.

However, there were many concerns and questions about who would have the last laugh on the final stage at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium in Mirpur. The two finalists, Dhaka Dynamites and Comilla Victorians, fought on the field for the answer. Dhaka's fourth title or Comilla's second title. The title of champion at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium ultimately went to Comilla Victorians. In the sixth season of BPL cricket, Comilla Victorians defeated Dhaka Dynamites by 17 runs in the final to win their second title.

Batting at a target of 200 runs, Sunil Narine was run out in the second ball of the innings and returned to the pavilion. Then Rony Talukder partnered with Upul Tharanga for the second wicket. Both of them continued to bat in a strong manner. They took the difficult match into their hands. They scored 71 runs in the first 6 overs of the power play. The Tharanga-Ronny partnership came to 102 runs in 52 balls. Upul Tharanga was out after playing an innings of 39 runs in 22 balls. However, Rony Talukder scored a half-century in 26 balls.

Captain Shakib Al Hasan could not keep up with Tharanga and Ronnie. Shakib returned to the dressing room after scoring 5 runs and the team's 120 runs off Wahab Riaz. Rony Talukder was out as the fourth batsman after scoring 66 runs off 38 balls with the team's 121 runs. When Andre Russell departed for 4 runs, Dhaka Dynamites saw a hint of danger. That word danger became even clearer with the departure of Kieron Pollard. Pollard was caught by Tamim after 15 runs off Wahab Riaz and went to the pavilion.

The scoreboard read 141 for 6. Dhaka Dynamites' hopes of winning ended when Shubhagat Home was dismissed for a duck. Nurul Hasan and Mahmudul Hasan continued to bat, but the runs were of no use except to reduce the margin of defeat. Dhaka needed 22 runs to win in the last over. Dhaka Dynamites' innings ended at 182 for 9.

Earlier, Rubel Hossain, who had lost the toss and opted to bat, hit Comilla's innings at the beginning. In the second over of the innings, he trapped opener Evin Lewis for lbw. However, Lewis could not escape even with the review. Tamim Iqbal and Enamul Haque Bijoy handled the initial blow for the second wicket. Tamim and Bijoy came to bat for 89 runs. Tamim was more aggressive. Tamim reached his half-century in 31 balls. Bijoy was out for 98 runs after scoring 24 individual runs due to the controversial decision of the umpire. Shamusar Rahman quickly returned to the pavilion after being run out. After that, Tamim stormed Mirpur. Tamim continued to rule the Dhaka bowlers with the bat. Tamim continued to throw a flurry of strokes. He scored an extraordinary century. While he played 31 balls to reach his first fifty, he played 19 balls to reach his second fifty.

He scored his sixth century in 50 balls with the help of 10 fours and 11 sixes in the BPL. Tamim scored a century in his first final. The strike rate was 231.14. Tamim did not give devastating batsmen like Thisara Perera and Shahid Afridi a chance to get to the crease. Tamim's career-best T20 tornado innings of 141 runs off 61 balls helped Comilla Victorians post a huge score of 199 runs in 20 overs. Tamim Iqbal was named the man of the match for his devastating innings. However, Dhaka captain Shakib was named the man of the tournament for setting a record for the most wickets in a season with 23 wickets.