Suddenly Tamim Iqbal in BCB
Tamim Iqbal. Photo-collected
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Published: 01:00 19 August 2024
Asif Mahmood Sajib Bhuiyan, Adviser on Youth and Sports to the Interim Government is visiting BCB, keeping the staff busy at Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla. Crowd of media workers. The home of cricket, which has been stagnant in the face of political changes in the country, has suddenly woken up. Meanwhile, Tamim Iqbal was seen on BCB.
Today (Monday) this former captain came to Mirpur Sher-i-Bangla around 12:30 PM.
After the change of power in the country, the sports arena has also stagnated. Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has become practically without a guardian as most of the directors including BCB president Nazmul Hasan Papon are in hiding.
Details coming...
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