Former Bangladesh cricket captain Aminul Islam Bulbul has sent a 14-page letter to the International Cricket Council (ICC), requesting the suspension of financial assistance to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and his reinstatement as board president. According to a Cricbuzz report, Bulbul questioned the legitimacy of the current BCB board led by Tamim Iqbal. The ICC has informed the BCB about receiving the letter, and the current board has submitted its response defending its position.
The dispute follows the October BCB election, which was later annulled by the National Sports Council (NSC) on April 7 due to alleged irregularities. Bulbul had been elected president in that election. The NSC subsequently formed an 11-member ad hoc committee headed by Tamim Iqbal to run operations and organize a new election within 90 days. The election was held on June 7, and Tamim was elected president for a four-year term.
An ICC delegation visited Dhaka on June 1 to review the situation and met with both Bulbul’s former committee members and the ad hoc committee. The ICC stated that its findings would be presented to its board, but the results have not yet been made public.
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