As in other countries, Bangladesh has taken a light-hearted high entertainment approach to the domestic Twenty20 competition, with cheerleaders, DJs, and nicknames all being features. This is a private League introduced by The Chittagong District Sports Association and is based in the port city of Chittagong.

The current format consists of two groups of four teams and the top two teams from each group move on to the semi-final. A final is held between the two semi-final winners.

Tournaments

• First edition: Port City Cricket League 2009
  Port City Cricket League 2009
  Port City League 2009 was the first edition of the T20 tournament Port City Cricket League of Bangladesh. It took place in 2009 at Chittagong.-Facts:Venue*MA Aziz Stadium , Chittagong.Total Prize Money...
  
  . Venue:Chittagong
  Chittagong
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  Bangladesh
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• Second edition: Port City Cricket League 2010
  Port City Cricket League 2010
  Port City Cricket League 2010 was the second edition of Port City Cricket League. It was shifted to Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, since the MA Aziz Stadium in Chittagong, Bangladesh, was being renovated for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011...
  
  . Venue:Sharjah
  Sharjah (city)
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Teams

Team name	Last win	Wins
Chittagong Brothers Union	2009	1
Chittagong Mohammedan	NA	0
Chittagong Tigers	NA	0
Noakhali Top Sports	NA	0
Pirates of Chittagong	NA	0
Dhaka Sporting Club	NA	0
Bangladesh Biman	NA	0
Royal Bengal Tigers (India)	NA	0