Bangladesh government shapes a board of trustees to investigate player payment issue at BPL

The Bangladesh government has framed a reality tracking down panel to investigate the BPL's non-installment of players during the 2024-25 season. The nation's games service made the declaration on Thursday, in the midst of the installment issue warming up. "The consideration of the Public Games Chamber (NSC) has been attracted to different media reports about the players' installment issue in the continuous BPL," the games service said in an official statement. "The nation's picture, through the BCB and BPL, will be harmed on the off chance that the installments are not made by the agreements." The three-part board includes the NSC chief (sports) Humayun Kabir, associate chief (sports) Sajia Afrin and the NSC administrator's confidential secretary Saiful Islam. The board will have seven days to present its report. The installment issue has turned into a significant cerebral pain for the BCB, who purportedly didn't take bank ensures from all the BPL groups before the competition. There are reports of more than one group not having paid their players. The Durbar Rajshahi players have driven the dissent up until this point. Their neighborhood players boycotted a training meeting in Chattogram, and the abroad players boycotted the match against Rangpur Riders in Dhaka. The BCB has said it will make a legitimate move against the Rajshahi establishment, while the World Cricketers Affiliation's CEO Tom Moffat communicated his mistake over the issue.