BCB president Faruque Ahmed has guaranteed the BPL players will accept their installments after it was accounted for a few establishments hadn't paid the players their most memorable portion on time. The establishments are booked to pay half of a player's installment before the beginning of the competition, 25% during the competition, and the rest after the competition closes. The seven-group rivalry started on December 30. Faruque, the previous Bangladesh skipper who was chosen BCB president in August, said that he is in converses with the BPL establishments about the getting free from installment, yet didn't have any desire to expound on why the establishments (aside from Fortune Barishal) haven't given the BCB the essential bank ensure. The board keeps a bank ensure from establishments, according to rules, to guarantee that the players get compensated by the BCB in case of establishments neglecting to make the installments. The BCB has paid from the bank ensure before. Nonetheless, the absence of bank ensure this time places the players' installment in vulnerability. "We have spoken with the BPL establishment proprietors since the very first moment," Faruque said. "I let them know that they should pay the cash. If you were to ask me to reply in highly contrasting for what reason (establishments didn't pay ensure cash), I will not have the option to give an unmistakable response. You need to see what is going on according to everybody's viewpoint throughout the course of recent months. "It doesn't anyway mean the players won't get their installments. We have made various strides for the establishments. I have spoken straightforwardly with the establishment as board president so they feel that we are accomplices. They are additionally burning through cash for Bangladesh cricket." This issue arose only days after a tagging disaster that saw furious fans break the fundamental door of the Shere Bangla Public Arena on first day of the season of the opposition.