The Bangladesh Cricket Board on Thursday denied reports circulating on online platforms that the current BCB administration had cancelled the name of the Shaheed Abu Sayed Stand at Mirpur’s Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium. The board said it had made no decision to change or remove the stand’s name, nor to alter or remove the names of stands at the country’s other international cricket venues.
In its statement, the BCB said official stand names are properly displayed and used during all international and domestic cricket events. Since the current board assumed responsibility earlier this year, three international series have been held at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium. It said the names of all stands, including the Shaheed Abu Sayed Stand, were clearly visible to spectators at the venue and television viewers, and were also printed on match tickets and promotional materials.
The board said stand-name signage can be damaged or temporarily removed as part of routine stadium maintenance, which it said is conducted on non-match days. It added that the stand was named in recognition of Abu Sayed’s sacrifice and contribution during the July uprising. The BCB described the online claims as a planned attempt to spread misinformation and damage the board’s image, while reserving the right to take action under its policies.
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