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Dhaka Warriors: Habibul Bashar (capt), Aftab Ahmed, Shahriar Nafees, Alok Kapali, Dhiman Ghosh (wk), Farhad Reza, Manjural Islam, Golam Mabud (wk), Mahbubul Karim, Mohammad Rafique, Mohammad Sharif, Mosharraf Hossain, Tapash Baisya

* Aftab Ahmed (All Rounder): A proven Under-19 performer for Bangladesh, Aftab’s prodigal talent saw him being drafted into the national Bangladesh side at the young age of 19yrs. It was Aftab who played an instrumental role in clinching Bangladesh’s biggest international victory over Australia in 2005. His sound batting technique & useful medium pacers will play a key role in the fortunes of the Dhaka Warriors at the forthcoming ICL Season 2.

* Alok Kapali (All Rounder): A genuine all rounder, Alok has given a good account of both his bating & bowling skills at the international level. The 24 year old, Alok will be one of the key players adding depth & flexibility to the Warrior side.

* Dhiman Ghosh (Wicket-keeper/Batsman): Dhiman is one of the upcoming talents to emerge from Bangladesh. Dhiman has given a good account of his batting talent right through his junior cricket days and has been an important member of Bangladesh’s future program teams.

* Farhad Reza (All Rounder): A proven performer in the Bangladesh domestic structure earned Farhad a place in the Bangladesh national side in 2006. His cricket credentials are best exemplified by the fact that Farhad is the first Bangladeshi to score a 50 on debut.

* Habib Ul Bashar (Right hand middle order Batsman): An exciting stroke maker “Sumon”, as know to his team mates, is a pleasant cricketing sight when in full flow. The former Bangladeshi captain brings with him the rich experience of having carried the batting expectations of the Bangladeshi national side on his able shoulders. His astute leadership qualities and batting prowess, will see Bashar as the fulcrum of the Dhaka Warriors batting lineup.

* Manjural Islam (Left-arm fast Medium): Swing and pace are virtues possessed by this talented left arm pacer. Throughout his international stint, Manjural has come up with creditable performances for Bangladesh, especially in overseas helpful condition. Manjural will hold the key along with Tapash Baisya, as the new ball pair for the Dhaka Warriors.

* Mabud Chowdhury (Wicket-keeper): Chowdhury comes from a family of first class cricketers & will play the under study role to Dhiman Ghosh in the Warriors line-up

* Mahbubul Karim (Right-hand Batsman): The Chittagong based first class level batsman, Karim is one of the upcoming batsman from Bangladesh to showcase its talent on the ICL platform.

* Mohammad Rafique (Left-arm spinner): An epitome of discipline & accuracy, Rafique has been the premier spinner for the Bangladesh national side. The first Bangladeshi cricketer to hold the distinction of scoring 1000runs & taking 100 test wickets, makes Rafique one of the cricketing powerhouses in the Warriors stable. His rich international exploits will see Rafique as the mainstay of the Warriors bowling line-up in the forthcoming ICL Season.

* Mohammad Sharif (Right-arm pacer): The 6feet 5inch tall pacer, is a prodigal fast bowling talent, who made his international debut for Bangladesh at the young of 17years. Sharif is an expert exponent of reverser swing bowling and an useful over order, hard hitting batsman.

* Mosharraf Hossain (Left-arm spinner): The young 23year old left-arm spinner has enjoyed decent success at the first class level of the game in Bangladesh. After the retirement of Mohammad Rafique, it has been Mosharraf who has played the role of a spinner it the Bangladesh national side.

* Shahriar Nafis (Opening Batsman): The dashing south paw is one of the best cricket prodigies to emerge from Bangladesh in the recent history of the game. Shahriar has delivered creditable performance since his international debut at the young age of nineteen. Foreseen as an important member of the Warriors side; lot would depend on Shahriar’s opening guard, to give momentum to the Warrior batting in the forthcoming ICL tournaments.

* Tapash Baisya (Right Arm pacer): Tapash is one of the best fast bowling talents to emerge in recent years from Bangladesh. The tall pacer with a slinging action can work up some decent pace to trouble the best of opposition batsmen. Tapash will be one key, the new ball bowlers in the Warriors bowling arsenal.

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1st Match: Hyderabad Heroes v Lahore Badshahs at Hyderabad (Decc) - Oct 10, 2008
Hyderabad Heroes won by 18 runs (revised target)
Hyderabad Heroes 165/6 (20/20 ov); Lahore Badshahs 30/2 (6/6 ov)

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2nd Match: Dhaka Warriors v Chennai Superstars at Hyderabad (Decc) - Oct 11, 2008
Chennai Superstars won by 6 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Dhaka Warriors 142/6 (20/20 ov); Chennai Superstars 148/4 (18/20 ov)

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3rd Match: Ahmedabad Rockets v Delhi Giants at Hyderabad (Decc) - Oct 12, 2008
Delhi Giants won by 13 runs
Delhi Giants 167/7 (20/20 ov); Ahmedabad Rockets 154/9 (20/20 ov)

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4th Match: Lahore Badshahs v Royal Bengal Tigers at Hyderabad (Decc) - Oct 12, 2008
Royal Bengal Tigers won by 8 wickets (with 14 balls remaining)
Lahore Badshahs 139/6 (20/20 ov); Royal Bengal Tigers 140/2 (17.4/20 ov)

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5th Match: Chandigarh Lions v Mumbai Champs at Hyderabad (Decc) - Oct 13, 2008
Chandigarh Lions won by 2 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)
Mumbai Champs 135/6 (20/20 ov); Chandigarh Lions 137/8 (19.4/20 ov)

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6th Match: Ahmedabad Rockets v Chennai Superstars at Hyderabad (Decc) - Oct 14, 2008
Chennai Superstars won by 35 runs (VJD method)
Chennai Superstars 135/5 (16/16 ov); Ahmedabad Rockets 107/8 (16/16 ov)

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7th Match: Dhaka Warriors v Hyderabad Heroes at Hyderabad (Decc) - Oct 15, 2008
Hyderabad Heroes won by 4 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)
Dhaka Warriors 168/9 (20/20 ov); Hyderabad Heroes 171/6 (19.4/20 ov)