According to the latest ESPNCricinfo report, the BCB has warned the Bangladesh government against interfering in board matters, after the formation of an investigation committee by the sports ministry to look into allegations of malpractice during last year's BCB elections.
In a significant move, the Sports Ministry formed a five-member body to investigate the nature of the election. According to the media reports, the ministry gave the specially formed investigation team 15 working days, from March 11, to conduct the investigation.
BCB, headed by Aminul Islam, is under fire
“In this context, the matter has been informally referenced in discussions with senior representatives of the ICC leadership. It was indicated that developments which could be interpreted as interference in the affairs of a democratically elected cricket board may raise governance concerns within the international cricket framework,” BCB said in their official statement.
Why can the ICC impose a ban on the national cricket board?
In the past, the cricket boards of Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka were suspended from international cricket for political or government interference.
"BCB has requested the National Sports Council to close this matter in a manner that safeguards the stability, independence, and continued progress of Bangladesh cricket, while also ensuring that the country's standing within the international cricket community remains fully protected," the statement continues.
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