India was scheduled to come to Bangladesh on August 7 to play 5 ODIs and five Twenty20 series. However, the visit to India this month has been suspected. BCB President Aminul Islam Bulbul did not directly deny the suspicion about the visit after the board meeting today. He claimed that positive discussions were underway between the two boards.
Bulbul told the media in Mirpur tonight, 'I have talked to the BCCI. There is a positive discussion. ' The discussion means that the question mark is now being read next to the Indian team's visit in August. Bulbul said, 'The discussion is not over. The next convenient window will surely be. ' The BCB president is optimistic that whenever the tour will be successfully. Bulbul said, 'They are very professional and cooperative. They are waiting for the government's decision. We are optimistic that we have discussed. '
Bangladesh and India were scheduled to play 5 ODIs in the third and last week of August in Mirpur and Chittagong. It is reported that three days ago the Indian Cricket Board proposed to host matches in a next window. The BCB is discussing the Indian team's visit to their convenient window next year. Now the BCCI is looking forward to getting the green signal of the Indian government. Not only cricket, but also the Indian girls' team is not coming to Bangladesh in July to play football tournament.
It was decided at the board meeting tomorrow that the next BPL will be in January-February. The BCB will be in agreement with the franchisees for the next five years. BCB has decided to appoint international level experts in the committee to bring transparency in BPL management.
BCB will host the 'Cricketers Award Night' to evaluate the achievements of male and female cricketers every year. The BCB has decided to appoint a female selector for the women's party, which is going to be the first time. The BCB has decided to launch the 'Athletics Management Program' to promote the professional mindset and management of the players. The BCB will build a high performance center in Purbachal in front of the BCCI Center of Excellence in Bengal, India. It will be constructed in combination with the masterplan of Purbachal. The BCB will launch a coaching education system for cricketers, so that more skilled coaches are created at home and national level.
The BCB has signed the BCB for three years at the meeting of Australia for three years. He will be involved as an expert editor in various educational programs of the umpires. The main goal is to create 3-5 skilled umpires in the next few years.
