Brothers Union has forfeited their match against Agrani Bank in the Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League, resulting in a walkover after players protested against unpaid dues. Offspinner Sohag Gazi revealed that the team had not received their due payments despite multiple requests, leading to frustration among the players. The umpires declared the unusual result after Brothers Union's captain Zahiduzzaman failed to show up for the toss. According to the league's bylaws, this forfeiture means Brothers Union will be treated as a relegated team and must return financial grants received from the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), in addition to a fine of BDT 20,000 (approximately $160 USD). Players' statistics will also be removed from the tournament records. Gazi stated that the players had only received 20% of their total dues at the league's start and were left without the promised payments before Eid, which they needed for religious obligations. Despite attempts to negotiate for partial payments, the players faced further humiliation from club officials, leading to their decision to forfeit the match, which places them second from bottom in the league standings.