BCB Hell-Bent to transform Bangladesh’s cricket with 3 new appointments ahead of the Asia Cup 2025

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has announced the signature of Alex Marshall, Julian Wood and Tony Hemmings as three new appointments after the meeting in Dhaka on Saturday.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board also wants to prepare for the next domestic season and, therefore, several administrative changes to the Council, while also a new inclusion in the management of the Bangladesh team before the 2025 Asian Cup.

Julian Wood presents himself as a new battle coach for the next three months with Bangladesh, as the specialist coach is known as a specialist in power and had a brief stage with Sri Lanka’s Cricket Board.

The Marshall Union brings experience to the ICC at BCB

Alex Marshall, the former director general of the CPI Anti -Corruption Unit until September 2024, has been appointed new consultant in the Council’s Anti -Corruption Department for the following year. Iftekhar Rahman, President of the BCB Medium Medium Committee, said that they want Marshall to “improve” the Council’s anti -corruption unit.

Rahman also said that the appointment of the Bangladesh Cricket Council in the CPI integrity unit has been performed to oversee the BPL anti -corruption operations.

This step has been taken since the currently the BCB anti -corruption unit is investigating a number of corruption allegations of the BPL and the Premier League Dhaka.

Tony Hemming is again with the BCB after a stage with the PCB

The Bangladesh Cricket Board has also been brought back to Tony Hemming, who recently resigned as PCB curator. Before taking the paper on Pakistan’s side, Hemming was seen in the role of the BCB commissioner from July 2023 to July 2024.

“Tony Hemming has been appointed grass management chief for two years,” said Rahman. “All of our international sites and commissioners will be under him. He will also undertake the process of forming Bangladesh’s commissioners. All Council’s counselors had a great deal of interest in recovering.

The appointment of Hemming raised a question about the role of Gamini Silva, the commissioner of the Sher-E-Bangla National Stadium. However, Rahman has informed that he had been given a one -year extension.

“Hemming is one of the best commissioners in the world. Maybe he had a good experience with the Bangladesh Cricket Board on the previous occasion, which is why he agreed to return. The management of the grass will have as a hemming. Time will say whether Gamini will stay or not. He has been given an extension of 12 months.”

BCB presented to Mymensingh as new first class team

The Bangladesh Board also introduced Mymensingh as the last addition to first -class domestic tournaments. It will replace the old team, Dhaka Metropolis, which was presented in 2011 to make it a uniform number of teams in the first class competition.

“Mymensingh is one of the newest divisions in the country,” Rahman said. “They will play in the NCL first class tournament next season. They will replace Dhaka Metropolis.”

“Mymensingh will play all the divisional tournaments, although we cannot accommodate them in the next NCL T20S as the calendar has been made. Mymensingh will play at the T20 T20 tournament in the next edition,” he concluded.

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