Friday, October 23
Author: Babar
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reportedly expressed its readiness to provide venues for Bangladesh’s fixtures in the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 in the event the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) decides not to play by travelling to India in the middle of ongoing geopolitical chaos between the two countries.
The ongoing Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) T20 could face an indefinite postponement if players remain firm in their stance of not turning up for matchesunless BCB director M Najmul Islam resigns.
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The BPL 2026 season is getting ready, and all teams have completed with auction. Each franchise has built its squad with a mix of local players and overseas cricketers to strengthen their line-ups for the new season.
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Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) President Tamim Iqbal has confirmed that its marquee T20 tournament, the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), will not be played this year, as the board wants to restructure the league.
The BCB has dropped several cricketers from the BPL auction, set to take place in Dhaka on November 30, based on the findings of a corruption report into last season’s BPL. An independent inquiry committee was formed following last season’s BPL when several allegations of corruption surfaced.
byAtif Azam• Mohammad Naim was the most expensive player at the auction.© Cricbuzz Mohammad Naim was the most expensive player at the auction.©Cricbuzz
byAtif Azam• Bangladesh cricketers refused to take the field, standing firm on their demand for the resignation of BCB finance committee chairman Najmul Islam© Cricbuzz Bangladesh cricketers refused to take the field, standing firm on their demand for the resignation of BCB finance committee chairman Najmul Islam©Cricbuzz