BRIEF ABOUT CLUB

WELCOME TO THE BENGAL BROTHERS SOCIAL CLUB

The Bengal Brothers Social Club, established in 2017 with just a handful of dedicated individuals, has grown remarkably over the years. What began as a simple cricket club has transformed into a thriving, multifaceted organization that now plays a pivotal role in fostering community spirit and inclusivity in Kingston upon Hull. Our humble beginnings, driven by a love for sport and a desire to connect people, have evolved into something much more profound, as we continue to bring communities together and celebrate the rich cultural diversity of our city.

Initially, our club was centered around cricket, a sport beloved by many in the South Asian community. Cricket provided us with a platform not only for recreation but also for bonding and camaraderie. It served as a common ground where people of different ages, backgrounds, and professions could come together and share their passion for the game. The early days of the club were about building these connections, strengthening relationships, and establishing ourselves within the community.

As the years passed, we saw a growing interest in our activities. More and more people joined the Bengal Brothers Social Club, eager to be part of something that brought positivity and inclusiveness to Kingston upon Hull. With increasing membership and support from the wider community, we realized that we had the potential to expand beyond cricket. This realization led to the introduction of football into our club’s activities. Football, like cricket, is a universal sport that transcends boundaries and brings people together. By adding football to our roster, we were able to engage even more people from diverse backgrounds, furthering our mission of uniting the local community.
The expansion of our club’s focus from cricket to football symbolizes our broader goal: fostering unity and inclusivity through shared experiences. Sport has always been a powerful tool for breaking down barriers, and at Bengal Brothers, we harness that power to bring together people from all walks of life. Whether it’s on the cricket pitch or the football field, our club is committed to promoting friendship, understanding, and teamwork among our members and the community at large.

In addition to our sporting endeavors, we have also organized a series of successful events that have left a lasting impact on the people of Hull. Among our most notable achievements are the Asia Cup Hull and the Multicultural Mela, which have become some of the biggest events in the city’s Asian community. These events are not just about competition or entertainment; they are about celebrating diversity and building bridges between different cultures. The Asia Cup Hull, in particular, has provided a platform for friendly competition between local teams, while the Multicultural Mela has showcased the vibrant music, dance, and cuisine of various cultures.


These events have played a crucial role in strengthening the bonds between different communities in Kingston upon Hull. By creating spaces where people from different backgrounds can come together and share their traditions, we have helped foster a sense of belonging and mutual respect. The success of these events speaks to the power of community-driven initiatives, and we are incredibly proud of the role we have played in bringing people together.
Looking ahead, the Bengal Brothers Social Club is committed to continuing its mission of uniting communities in Hull through sport and cultural celebrations. We believe that diversity is one of our greatest strengths, and we will keep working to ensure that everyone, regardless of background, feels welcome and included in our activities. As we grow, we remain dedicated to creating unforgettable experiences that uplift and inspire our members and the wider community.
In conclusion, what began as a small cricket club has grown into a vibrant social organization that brings together people from all corners of Kingston upon Hull. Through sport and cultural events, the Bengal Brothers Social Club has become a cornerstone of community building, promoting unity, inclusivity, and respect. We look forward to continuing this journey and making a lasting impact on the lives of those we serve.

OUR TEAM

PRESIDENT

MR HABIB RAHMAN BABLU

VICE PRESIDENT

MR MD MOYNUL HAQUE KHAN

GENERAL SECRETARY

MR MD ABDUL HARIS AKIL

JOINT SECRETARY

MR MD BORHAN UDDIN

TREASURER

MR MD PABEL MIAH

JOINT TREASURER

MR NAJMUL ISLAM

SPORTS AND CULTURAL SECRETARY

MR NIZAM UDDIN SOJIB

EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS SECRETARY

MR DILU MIAH

FEMALE DEVELOPMENT SECRETARY

MRS JESMIN BIBI

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MR SHEIKH MD SULTAN

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MR MIRZA AB MANNA

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MRS MIRZA MUNNI

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MR LABLU MIAH

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MRS FOUZIA UDDIN

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MR JITU MIAH

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MR ABDUL KALIM

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MR SAJATH THOUHEETH

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MR MD FOYSOL REDWAN

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MR LUKMAN SAMI

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MR SURAB UDDIN

EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

MR NAEEM AHMED

Rules and Guideline

Umpires please follow the rules given below if any rules missing
umpires can take decisions by following international T10 rules.

  1. Each team will have 8 points for winning.
  2. Bonus points for matching shirts and 1 bonus points for matching longs.
  3. 10 over each innings and it’s 5 ball an over.
  4. wide ball will count as ball but will be awarded 3 runs to batting team.
  5. No ball will be counted with 3 awarded runs to the batting team and free hit the following ball. If it’s the last ball of the over the free hit will continue for1st ball of the following over.
  6. Must have 7 players each side.
  7. NOT OUT IF CATCH IS TAKEN FROM REFLECT OF CEILING OR WALL.
  8. IF BALL GETS STUCK AT CEILING WILL BE COUNTED AS DEAD BALL. IF BALL GOES OUT OF THE GROUND FROM THE NETS ON THE SIDE WALL ITS 2 RUNS.
  9. IF BALL GOES OUT OF GROUND FROM NETS ON THE BOUNDARY LINE THAT WILL BE COUNT AS A 6 OR 4.
  10. BYE RUNS IS ALLOWED.
  11. BOWLING RULES

              Teams have use 4 bowlers to complete their bowling innings
              2 Bowlers x 3= 6overs
              2 Bowlers x 2 = 4 overs

      12. POWER PLAY RULES:
       A. From 1st over 3rd over bowling team will choose one of their fielder to stay out of the ground.

        B. From 4th over to 6th over the batting team will choose one opposing team member to stay out of the ground for 4th to 6th over.

       C. From over 7 to 10 the fielding team will play with their full team on the ground.

     13. Losing team gets 3 points for match if wearing matching shirts 1 bonus point and 1 bonus point for longs.

     14. up to one loan player allowed only can bowl one over and bat at no: 4.

GUIDELINES

      1. Management will assign corners for respected teams, it’s team’s responsibility to keep clean their side. 

      2. NOT To Obstruct The Entrance By Anyway Any Side please.