The Bangladesh Youth and Sports State Minister Aminul Haque announced that the government will inform the International Cricket Council (ICC) before deciding on new elections for the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). This follows a report submitted by a five-member investigation committee that examined allegations of irregularities in previous BCB elections. The committee, led by retired Supreme Court judge AKM Asaduzzaman, recommended constitutional amendments to ensure free and fair elections. Aminul Haque stated that the government held an inter-ministerial meeting to discuss the report and will take further steps after consulting with the ICC. The investigation was prompted by former Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal, who claimed that a significant number of clubs in Dhaka supported the probe. Amidst these developments, the current BCB board, led by Aminul Islam, is expected to be dissolved, with an interim 11-member ad-hoc committee set to manage the board until elections are conducted.