Gregorian Crushes Uttara Kallyan Samity Sector 4 in Bangladesh 2nd Division Rout

Dhaka, Bangladesh – July 7, 2026 – Gregorian delivered a statement victory in the Bangladesh 2nd Division, dismantling Uttara Kallyan Samity Sector 4 with a staggering 100–35 scoreline. The match, played at the Shaheed Suhrawardy Indoor Stadium, was one-sided from the opening buzzer as Gregorian’s aggressive offense and suffocating defense proved too much for the visitors.

Match Overview

Gregorian set the tone early, racing to a 28–8 lead in the first quarter. Their full-court press forced 12 turnovers in the opening period alone, creating easy transition baskets. By halftime, the lead had ballooned to 55–18. The second half offered no respite, as Gregorian continued to pour in points while holding Uttara Kallyan to just 17 points after the break. The final margin of 65 points is one of the largest in the league this season.

Dominant Performances

• Gregorian: Center Abdul Karim Shakib recorded a monster double-double with 28 points, 15 rebounds, and 4 blocks. Guard Rafiqul Islam added 19 points and 9 assists, orchestrating the offense with surgical precision.
• Uttara Kallyan Samity Sector 4: Forward Md. Jamil Hossain managed 12 points and 6 rebounds in a losing effort, but the team shot just 22% from the field and committed 28 turnovers.

Game Flow and Key Moments

The rout began with a 14–0 run in the first four minutes. Gregorian’s defensive intensity set the tone, as they blocked five shots in the first quarter alone. Uttara Kallyan failed to find any offensive rhythm, often settling for contested jump shots. By the third quarter, Gregorian’s bench players also contributed significantly, with reserves scoring 35 points combined. The largest lead reached 68 points early in the fourth quarter before Gregorian eased off.

League Context

In the Bangladesh 2nd Division, this result underscores Gregorian’s status as a promotion contender. They now boast a 4–1 record, sitting near the top of the table with a towering point differential. Uttara Kallyan, meanwhile, remains winless at 0–5 and faces an uphill battle to avoid relegation to the third division. Coach Saiful Islam of Gregorian praised his team’s discipline: “We executed our game plan perfectly. Every player knew their role.”

With lopsided wins like this, Gregorian sends a clear message to the division: they are a team to be feared. For Uttara Kallyan, the road ahead requires a complete overhaul of both strategy and morale.