NEW DELHI: As Bangladesh’s participation stays unsure within the upcoming ICC Males’s T20 World Cup, Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) finance committee chairman Najmul Hossain mentioned on Wednesday that if the lads’s crew decides to not play within the World Cup, the board wouldn’t face any monetary loss, “There shall be no loss for the Bangladesh Cricket Board [if we don’t take part in the World Cup] because the loss shall be for the gamers,” Najmul mentioned, as cited by Circbuzz. “As much as 2027, our income is not going to be hampered as a result of within the 2022 ICC monetary assembly, this was already fastened. Future World Cups or future bilateral or worldwide occasions could have relevance, for instance whether or not groups will come to us beneath the FTP. These are legitimate questions. However this World Cup doesn’t have an effect on that.”
Najmul clarified that match charges and efficiency bonuses are paid on to gamers, and the board doesn’t revenue or lose from them. “The gamers will lose as a result of after they play, they obtain a match payment for each match. If somebody participates in a match, or turns into man of the match, or has some type of particular efficiency, then in line with ICC guidelines and match laws they get what is because of them. That cash belongs precisely to the participant. The board has no reference to that. Which means the board doesn’t achieve or lose something from this. Whether or not Bangladesh performs right here or not, the board has no revenue or loss from this, at the very least not for this World Cup,” he was quoted as saying by Cricbuzz.The remarks comply with hypothesis that the BCB may face monetary repercussions if it decides to not journey to India for the World Cup, citing safety considerations. The ICC had urged Bangladesh to rethink after the board knowledgeable the BCCI of its reluctance. The state of affairs intensified after the BCCI instructed IPL franchise Kolkata Knight Riders to launch Mustafizur Rahman amid political tensions between the 2 nations.Najmul additionally rejected the concept of compensating gamers if Bangladesh pulls out. “Why [should we compensate?] In the event that they go someplace and can’t do something, then the crores of Taka we spend behind them, can we ask for that cash again from them? Can we? Reply me,” he mentioned. He added that gamers would discover it tough to outlive with out the board.Najmul has beforehand courted controversy with claims that Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal was an Indian agent.





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