The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has sent a show-cause notice to director, Nazmul Islam, for making “objectionable comments” on the country’s cricketers on Wednesday. Nazmul had made some explosive remarks about Bangladesh players and following that, a Bangladesh Premier League match that was scheduled to begin from 12:30 pm (local time) today was delayed, as per some reports.
“The board has already initiated formal disciplinary proceedings against the board member concerned,” the BCB statement read. “A show-cause letter has been issued, and the individual has been instructed to submit a written response within 48 hours. The matter will be dealt with through due process, and appropriate action will be taken based on the outcome of the proceedings.”
“We are standing in the middle of the ground. We don’t know what’s happening. The BPL technical committee can tell you better,” ESPNcricinfo quoted match referee Shipar Ahmed, who has been assigned to officiate in the delayed Chattogram-Noakhali match, as saying.
Bangladesh Cricketers will not take the field unless BCB Director Nazrul Islam resigns:
Bangladesh Cricketers Welfare AssociationBCB has made the mockery of Bangladesh Cricket. pic.twitter.com/X732gC37oK
— abhay singh (@abhaysingh_13) January 15, 2026
BCB reportedly held an emergency meeting with CWAB officials on Wednesday night. Iftekhar Rahman Mithu of BCB met with CWAB president Mohammad Mithun, Test captain Najmul Hossain Shanto, and Nurul Hasan Sohan. It was proposed that the Nazmul should be removed as the chairman of its finance committee. The players maintained that they want him to be removed from the board itself.
𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒!
Bangladesh Cricketers will not take the field unless BCB Director Nazrul Islam resigns: Bangladesh Cricketers Welfare Association pic.twitter.com/rB2NcTf1Jr
— ＴＡＲＡＡ ٭ 🍁 (@itsIsmail__) January 15, 2026
However, BCB officials claim that a director cannot be sacked unless the individual chooses to resign voluntarily, as per the board constitution.
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