Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) director M Nazmul Islam has come under fire for making disparaging remarks about national cricketers, including calling Tamim Iqbal an offensive name in a Facebook post. The Cricketers’ Welfare Association of Bangladesh (COAB) demanded an unconditional apology, but Nazmul later made further negative comments, suggesting that cricketers owe their existence to the board. Youth and Sports Adviser Dr. Asif Nazrul criticized these remarks, calling them irresponsible and deeply disappointing for someone in a senior position.
Asif Nazrul also reiterated Bangladesh’s firm stance on not playing the upcoming T20 World Cup in India, stating that the team prefers Sri Lanka as an alternative venue. He confirmed that the International Cricket Council (ICC) has requested the BCB to reconsider but said Bangladesh remains resolute about hosting or playing the tournament elsewhere. Nazrul emphasized national unity among the board, players, and fans to uphold the country’s dignity.
He added that an ICC delegation may visit Bangladesh soon for discussions regarding the World Cup venue issue.
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