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Revision as of 11:00, 19 September 2013
| League | |||||
| Hattrick Country | |||||
| Wikipedia page | |
| Currency | taka 5,000 taka = 100 US$ |
| Time zone | Hattrick Time |
| Continent: | [[Asia]] |
| Bangladesh HT Country
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| Zone: |
[[Asia, Africa and Oceania]] |
| Number of regions: | 7 |
| Current local season: | 24 |
| Number of teams: (~ active) |
168 (active ~148) |
| Level of series: | 3 |
| Top series name: | Premier League |
| National cups: | Bangladesh Cup (main) |
| Bangladesh Emerald Cup (challenger) | |
| Bangladesh Ruby Cup (challenger) | |
| Bangladesh Sapphire Cup (challenger) | |
| Bangladesh Consolation Cup (third tier) | |
| National teams
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Bangladesh is one of the small countries in Hattrick with around 80 users. Currently season 22 is being played. Though Bangladesh has its own language the forums and press are mostly operated in English. This makes Bangladesh ideal for foreign managers to come and communicate with the local managers.
History
Bangladesh was added to Hattrick around 2006. It had less than 30 users for the first couple of seasons and only had two divisions. Around season 8 the user base started to increase and continued increasing to around 100. But in the end of 2012 the country lost almost half of its users. From the beginning Hattrick Bangladesh had some dedicated users and some of them still hangs around. The oldest active team is Brothers Union. The team started playing since 2007.
Notable teams from Bangladesh
- Indomitables , who were the first team to win the League and Cup double. They won it twice in a row in seasons 3 and 4.
- Asian All Stars FC, Have longest league winning streak with 7 wins in a row. Also the longest cup winning streak.
- Bengali Hunter, won the premier league 5 times. Also the manager was the first to become national team coach
Trophies
None yet.
Bangladeshi staff
- MOD-Marcske (from België)
- zishr (from Bangladesh)
League champions
| Season | Team Name | Manager Name |
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| 23 | Bangali Hunters | Bangali_Hunter |
| 22 | Bangali Hunters | Bangali_Hunter |
| 21 | Bangali Hunters | Bangali_Hunter |
| 20 | Bangali Hunters | Bangali_Hunter |
| 19 | Bangali Hunters | Bangali_Hunter |
| 18 | Dhaka Red Devils | Unknown |
| 17 | Bangali Hunters | Bangali_Hunter |
| 16 | Bangali Hunters | Bangali_Hunter |
| 15 | SymbolicBD | sumon |
| 14 | SymbolicBD | sumon |
| 13 | SymbolicBD | sumon |
| 12 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 11 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 10 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 9 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 8 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 7 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 6 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 5 | Indomitables | siftekhar |
| 4 | Indomitables | siftekhar |
| 3 | Indomitables | siftekhar |
| 2 | Sylhet FC | mshakir |
| 1 | Barisal Club (Bot) | Unknown |
| 0 | Khulna Red Club (Bot) | Unknown |
Bangladesh Cup champions
| Season | Team Name | Manager Name |
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| 23 | Episkyros | Shams_AIUB |
| 22 | Abahani Fidgets | sajib |
| 21 | Episkyros | Shams_AIUB |
| 20 | Abahani FC | adnanchy |
| 19 | Bangali Hunters | Bangali_Hunter |
| 18 | exponent319 | zedEye |
| 17 | exponent319 | zedEye |
| 16 | SymbolicBD | sumon |
| 15 | SymbolicBD | sumon |
| 14 | SymbolicBD | sumon |
| 13 | Bondhus United | Bondhu |
| 12 | SymbolicBD | sumon |
| 11 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 10 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 9 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 8 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 7 | Asian All Stars FC | kamel34 |
| 6 | Indomitables | siftekhar |
| 5 | Indomitables | siftekhar |
| 4 | Indomitables | siftekhar |
| 3 | Indomitables | siftekhar |
| 2 | Sylhet FC | mshakir |
| 1 | Bangla Delta | kzbshr |
National Teams
Senior National Team
Main article: Bangladesh national team
Bangladesh began international play in qualifying for World Cup IX. The team has never advanced out of qualification; their best finish is 5th in their group in qualification for World Cup XV, World Cup XVII and World Cup XIX. Bangladesh best wins can be considered to be the wins against Spain and Switzerland.
U-20 National Team
Main article: Bangladesh U-20 national team
Bangladesh began international play during the final rounds of U-20 World Cup VIII. The team's first official competition was in qualifying for U-20 World Cup IX. Bangladesh has never advanced out of qualification; their best finish is 4th in their group in qualification for U-20 World Cup XI and U-20 World Cup XVIII. A low user base always made it difficult for Bangladesh to get top class youth talents. With the introduction of Youth Academy things improved a lot. Since than Bangladesh U-20 team started to do a lot better and they have wins against giants like U-20 Netherland and U-20 Belgium.
| Regions of Bangladesh |
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Barisal | Chittagong | Dhaka | Khulna | Rajshahi | Rangpur | Sylhet |
| Asia and Oceania | ||
| Near East Asia: |
Armenia (Hayastan) · Azerbaijan (Azərbaycan) · Bahrain (Bahrain) · Georgia (Sakartvelo) · Jordan (Al Urdun) · Iraq (Al Iraq) · Iran (Iran) · Israel (Israel) · Kuwait (Al Kuwayt) · Lebanon (Lubnan) · Oman (Oman) · Pakistan (Pakistan) · Palestine (Palestine) · Qatar (Dawlat Qatar) · Saudi Arabia (Saudi Arabia) · Syria (Suriyah) · United Arab Emirates (United Arab Emirates) · Yemen (Al Yaman) | |
| Middle East Asia: |
Bangladesh (Bangladesh) · India (India) · Kazakhstan (Kazakhstan) · Kyrgyzstan (Kyrgyz Republic) · Maldives (Dhivehi Raajje) · Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka) · Uzbekistan (O'zbekiston) | |
| Far East Asia: |
Brunei (Brunei) · Burma (Myanmar) · China (China) · Hong Kong (Hong Kong) · Indonesia (Indonesia) · Kampuchea (Kampuchea) · Japan (Nippon) · South Korea (Hanguk) · Malaysia (Malaysia) · Mongolia (Mongol Uls) · Philippines (Pilipinas) · Singapore (Singapore) · Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) · Thailand (Prathet Thai) · Vietnam (Việt Nam) | |
| Oceania: | (see also Asia, Africa and Oceania zone) | |
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