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Bangladeshi Jleeb Probashi Cricket Club wins KPL T20 title in Kuwait

publish time

19/10/2026

publish time

19/10/2026

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The victorious Jleeb Probashi Cricket Club.

KUWAIT CITY, Oct 19: Jleeb Probashi Cricket Club, a team representing the Bangladeshi expatriate community in Kuwait, won the Kings Premier League (KPL) T20 cricket tournament after defeating Indian expatriate side Asian Brothers by seven wickets in the final.

The tournament, organized by Indian expatriates in Kuwait, featured 12 teams representing India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, and other countries. After six months of competition, the final was held on Friday, October 16, at Sulaibiya Cricket Ground.

After winning the toss, Jleeb Probashi Cricket Club elected to field, restricting Asian Brothers to 124 runs before bowling it out within its allotted 20 overs. Chasing a target of 125, Jleeb Probashi completed the task in just 11 overs, losing only three wickets to seal a convincing victory and lift the trophy.

Raju Ahmed was named Man of the Match for his outstanding performance in the final.

Jleeb Probashi captain Moazzem Hossain said the tournament provided an opportunity for cricketers of different nationalities living in Kuwait to compete against one another.

He said his team was proud to compete alongside teams from several countries, adding that the victory was not only an achievement for the Bangladeshi expatriate community but also a moment of pride for Bangladesh in Kuwait.

Moin Uddin Sarker Sumon, president of the Bangladesh Press Club in Kuwait, also praised the team's success, describing it as a testament to the talent and potential of Bangladeshi expatriates.

He noted that despite demanding work schedules abroad, Bangladeshi workers had demonstrated their sporting ability, dedication, and determination. He added that better opportunities to develop and utilize their skills could help unlock further potential for Bangladeshis living overseas.

The title has become a source of pride for the Bangladeshi expatriate community in Kuwait, highlighting its sporting talent and ability to compete successfully against teams from diverse backgrounds.