
Dhaka Capitals have won two of their last six matches, with their most recent outing a comfortable seven-wicket victory over Noakhali Express with 35 balls remaining. That win came after a run of four consecutive defeats that exposed significant weaknesses in both batting and bowling.
The side's inconsistency is stark. They opened their sequence with a 42-run win against Chattogram Royals, but that proved a false dawn. Rangpur Riders then beat them by 11 runs, followed by a seven-wicket loss to Rajshahi Warriors - a result that saw the opposition chase down the target with 23 balls to spare, suggesting Dhaka's bowling attack lacks teeth in the powerplay and death overs.
Noakhali Express inflicted back-to-back defeats on them, winning by 41 runs before Dhaka reversed that result in their most recent fixture. Sylhet Titans also got the better of them, winning by 20 runs in between.
The pattern is troubling: when Dhaka's batting misfires, their bowlers cannot compensate. When they do post a competitive total, their attack fails to defend it. The seven-wicket win over Noakhali suggests they can execute when required, but consistency remains elusive. Two wins from six leaves them needing immediate improvement to mount a genuine challenge.
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From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
Dhaka Capitals won by 42 runs
Rangpur Riders won by 11 runs
Rajshahi Warriors won by 7 wickets (with 23 balls remaining)
Noakhali Express won by 41 runs
Sylhet Titans won by 20 runs
Dhaka Capitals won by 7 wickets (with 35 balls remaining)
Rangpur Riders won by 5 runs
Chattogram Royals won by 10 wickets (with 44 balls remaining)
Sylhet Titans won by 6 runs