The committee formed to investigate alleged irregularities in the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) election has submitted its report earlier than scheduled. Although the report was due on April 9, it was handed over on the morning of April 5 to the National Sports Council (NSC). After receiving the report, State Minister for Youth and Sports Aminul Haque visited BKSP in Savar and announced that the report would be sent to the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Speculation had circulated that the BCB board might be dissolved following the report’s submission, but the NSC clarified that no immediate action would be taken. Aminul Haque confirmed that the NSC would decide on further steps only after informing the ICC about the findings. On the same day, former youth and sports adviser Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan alleged that Aminul Haque was forcing BCB directors to resign through intimidation, a claim the minister denied, saying he had no knowledge of such actions.
The NSC’s decision to consult the ICC indicates that any administrative measures regarding the BCB will depend on the international body’s response.
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