A 3-member inquiry committee has been constituted by Bangladesh to probe the explanation behind the nationwide cricket staff’s withdrawal from the ICC males’s T20 World Cup in India.
In response to an official authorities order dated Could 10, former further secretary Dr AKM Oli Ullah will head the panel, which additionally consists of former Bangladesh captain and present chief selector Habibul Bashar and Supreme Court docket lawyer Faisal Dastagir.
The committee has been requested to submit its findings inside 15 working days.
“We’ll attempt to begin working as quickly as potential. And hopefully we’ll submit our findings in 15 working days,” Oli Ullah stated.
Bangladesh withdrew from the T20 World Cup, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, following the Bangladesh Cricket Board’s (BCB) refusal to journey to India as a consequence of “safety considerations” after the BCCI requested Kolkata Knight Riders to launch pacer Mustafizur Rahman from his IPL contract.
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BCB additionally requested the sport’s governing physique to shift Bangladesh’s share of matches to Sri Lanka, which ICC refused with Scotland finally changing it for the showpiece.
Bangladesh state minister for youth and sports activities Aminul Haque had earlier stated the federal government would study whether or not the withdrawal amounted to a diplomatic failure.
The T20 World Cup was held from February 7 to March 8.
Revealed on Could 11, 2026