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Aminul Islam Becomes New BCB President: Report
Bangladesh Cricket Board: Former national team captain Aminul Islam has been elected President of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), replacing Faruque Ahmed, who was ousted after a no-confidence motion and a series of controversies during his short tenure.
According to a report by ESPNcricinfo, the decision was made at a board meeting in Dhaka on Friday, barely 24 hours after Faruque lost his place as one of the sports ministry’s representatives on the BCB board. The move automatically disqualified him from holding the president’s post.
Aminul Islam, who led Bangladesh in their 1999 World Cup debut and famously scored the country's first Test century in 2000, steps into the role at a turbulent time for the board. He has taken leave from his position as ICC development manager in Melbourne to serve as BCB chief.
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Bangladesh Cricket Board: Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) newly elected president, Faruque Ahmed has made his stance clear: Chandika Hathurusinghe’s time as head coach may be nearing its end. Faruque, who had already expressed concerns about Hathurusinghe’s return even before assuming office, reiterated his belief that Bangladesh needs a change in leadership ahead of crucial upcoming tournaments.
Bangladesh Head Coach Hathurusinghe To Miss Second Test Against Sri Lanka: Report
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Men’s ODI WC: Bangladesh Will Miss Batting, Leadership Of Shakib Al Hasan Against Australia, Says Chandika Hathurusinghe
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Men’s ODI WC: It's Not Ideal, But We Have No Choice, Says Chandika Hathurusinghe On Air Pollution In New Delhi
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