Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) may be moving away from the policy of having three separate captains for three formats, the board president Aminul Islam Bulbul hinted today.

One cannot expect that basket to be filled adequately when only a handful of tournaments are organised just to complete the calendar.

At present, players of the men's national team receive USD 75 as day allowance and USD 50 as tour fee per day during international assignments. In contrast, women's players get USD 50 and USD 25 respectively, except during ICC and ACC events.

Teams will be required to provide a Tk 10 crore bank guarantee, while the franchise fee will rise by 15 percent every year.

Ten -- that's how many directors the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) had when Faruque Ahmed took over as its president in last year's August.

After a short, four-month tenure where he had to navigate with only a handful of directors, Aminul Islam Bulbul now has a full-fledged Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) following the October 6 elections.

Renowned corporate figure Rubaba Dowla has been rumoured to become BCB director as one of the National Sports Council (NSC) nominees, however, the development has not been confirmed either by herself or the NSC.

Former board president and current vice-president Faruque Ahmed, however, was not named as chairman of any standing committee.

Former Bangladesh captain Faruque Ahmed has returned to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) as a director and newly appointed vice-president following Monday’s elections.

Less than 24 hours after the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) elections, a change has already been confirmed in the newly formed board.

Aminul Islam Bulbul has vowed to work hand in hand with all stakeholders to take Bangladesh cricket to greater heights after being re-elected as president of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) on Monday.

The stage is set, the voters are ready, as the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) heads to polls today -- not with anticipation, but with a weary sense of repetition.

The mindset of cricket’s key stakeholders needs to change -- to move away from club dominance and centralise power.

The BCB election is set to take place on October 6.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is heading towards a controversial election for board of directors after 16 councillors, including former national captain Tamim Iqbal, withdrew their nominations on Wednesday, alleging government interference.

Former Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal has that Bangladesh cricket and cricket fans have lost after withdrawing his candidature from the board of directors’ elections of the Bangladesh Cricket Board on Wednesday.

Former Bangladesh skipper Tamim Iqbal won't run in the upcoming board of directors' election of the BCB

Several club councillors voiced frustration on Tuesday after a High Court bench issued a stay order on former Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Faruque Ahmed’s writ petition, which challenged the inclusion of 15 disputed clubs in the October 6 BCB board of directors’ election. Some councillors even threatened to withdraw from the polls.

The upcoming Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) elections continue to spiral into controversy, with new claims emerging about missing councilors, adding to the already volatile environment.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has announced the squad for the upcoming T20I series against Afghanistan, starting on October 2, with Soumya Sarkar replacing the injured captain Litton Das for the series. However, the persistent problem of a fragile middle order, as exposed in the Super Four match against Pakistan during the Asia Cup, remains a cause for concern in the lead-up to next year’s T20 World Cup.