Incidentally, Rajshahi went on to win the match, a low-scorer that went into the last over with Rangpur needing an improbable 25 but almost pulling off a heist through No. 8 Mohammad Saifuddin who hit three sixes and a four for his side to fall short of the target by just three runs. That meant Rajshahi had done the double on league leaders Rangpur in the space of four days; Rangpur had won eight in a row before running into Rajshahi for back-to-back defeats.*
