Aminul Islam's tenure as president of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) lasted just six months, ending when the government dissolved his 18-member executive body. His leadership faced immediate challenges, including Bangladesh's controversial decision to withdraw from the T20 World Cup, largely influenced by government sports adviser Asif Nazrul. This political decision left Aminul in a difficult position during negotiations with the International Cricket Council (ICC), resulting in Bangladesh being excluded from the tournament. Tensions escalated further when BCB director M Najmul Islam made disparaging remarks about players, prompting a boycott of Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) matches. Despite players' demands for Najmul's removal, Aminul reinstated him, deepening the rift within the cricket community. Additionally, Aminul's failure to address concerns from Dhaka league clubs led to financial losses for many players, as the leagues faced disruptions. An investigation into BCB elections revealed serious misconduct, including Aminul's unilateral decisions regarding voter eligibility. His focus on a 'triple century' project was seen as a distraction from pressing issues, ultimately contributing to his downfall.