Former Bangladesh national cricket team captain Tamim Iqbal has called on clubs and stakeholders to stand by players affected by the ongoing turmoil surrounding the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) election. The dispute has disrupted Dhaka’s club cricket, with eight of the 20 first-division teams and reportedly 10 of the 24 second-division teams not participating in the league. These boycotts, mainly by clubs that refused to take part in the BCB election, have left many cricketers without playing opportunities.
In an audio message, Tamim expressed concern that the growing practice of halting matches is harmful to players and their futures. He warned that the current situation could affect others in the future and estimated that around 150 players are already impacted by the first-division withdrawals. Tamim urged all parties to prioritize the interests of players over personal or institutional agendas, emphasizing that the continuity of cricket in Bangladesh must be ensured.
He reiterated that his only interest is to see cricket continue in Bangladesh without players suffering losses due to political or administrative disputes.
স্পোর্টস রিপোর্টার প্রকাশ : ২৯ ডিসেম্বর ২০২৫, ১৪: ৩৩ স্পোর্টস রিপোর্টার বিসিবি নির্বাচন ঘিরে হয়েছে অনেক জলঘোলা। সেই প্রভাব পড়েছে ঢাকার ক্লাব ক্রিকেটে। প্রথম বিভাগ লিগে ২০ দলের ৮ টি খেলছে না। এমন কী দ্বিতীয় বিভাগ লিগের ২৪ দলের ১০ টি দল খেলবে না, এমন ক
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