Mustafizur Rahman, a pace bowler from Bangladesh, has been granted a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to participate in The Hundred throughout the entire competition. On Saturday, BCB officials said with confirmation of the development and stated that the board had granted him an NOC for the period of July 20 through August 20, indicating that he is anticipated to participate in the tournament from beginning to end. On July 21, the competition is supposed to begin. Mustafizur was signed by Birmingham Phoenix for the base price of GBP 100,000 during the Hundred 2026 players' draft, making him the first Bangladeshi player to play in England's franchise league, The Hundred. A BCB official stated, "We have granted him NOC for one month for The Hundred." After the three-T20I series against Zimbabwe, which was scheduled to be played in Bulawayo on July 15, 17, and 19, officials from the BCB also confirmed that they had granted Parvez Hossain Emon an NOC to play in the Global Super League. Emon was selected to play in the GSL, which will begin later this month, by Lahore Qalandars, a team he played for in the previous Pakistan Super League.