Dhirendranath Datta, the stadium's namesake, was the first member of the Pakistan Constituent Assembly to speak in Bengali.
The stadium was formerly known as Comilla Stadium before being officially renamed to commemorate the language movement hero.
It is one of the few regional stadiums in Bangladesh that hosts first-class domestic cricket matches.
Bhasha Shoinik Shaheed Dhirendranath Datta Stadium is the primary multi-purpose outdoor sports venue in Comilla, Bangladesh. It is frequently referred to as the Comilla Stadium and serves as the home ground for local cricket matches and football tournaments. The stadium is named in honor of Dhirendranath Datta, a Bengali lawyer and language activist. The venue features a grassy central pitch surrounded by spectator stands. It regularly hosts district-level sports competitions and regional cultural events. The stadium serves as a significant recreational hub for the city's residents. It is situated within the administrative district of Comilla.
From the upper tiers of the main concrete grandstand, providing a wide-angle view of the entire pitch and surrounding skyline.
Bring a hat and sunscreen as seating areas are largely unsheltered from direct sunlight.
Check local event calendars as the stadium is occasionally restricted for private or regional government sports tournaments.
Visit during the late afternoon to observe local community football or cricket practice sessions.
Attempting to access the main pitch during active tournament play or professional matches.
Closed for general public access during scheduled professional cricket matches or major regional tournaments.
Maintain a modest dress code consistent with local cultural norms; refrain from entering the playing field without authorization.
