Jalal Yunus has left his situation as a BCB chief and the executive of the cricket tasks board. Jalal's abdication comes after the Public Games Chamber, the control specialists of 41 unique games collections of Bangladesh, requested that he step down. Jalal, a previous quick bowler who played expertly during the 1980s, has been a games coordinator since the last part of the 1990s. He has been in the BCB consistently in significant jobs beginning around 2009, and turned into the cricket activities head in December 2021. In the mean time, Ahmed Sajjadul Alam, the other NSC named chief in the BCB, turned down the load up's solicitation to step down around the same time. "I let them know that since they selected me as the NSC councilor and afterward I turned into a chief, they need to make it happen. They can illuminate me their choice in regards to me," he told. Alam is likewise a veteran games coordinator, who is as of now the BCB's competition board of trustees executive. The NSC's move follows the new games counsel, Asif Mahmud, calling for change in all sports leagues in Bangladesh, including the BCB. He has said that he needs to see a governmental issues free wearing field. BCB, the caretaker of Bangladesh's most well known sport, was based on political clout especially over the most recent 15 years. BCB boss Nazmul Hassan was the nation's games serve, while there was an individual from parliament, a previous MP, a previous city chairman and two cousins of the nation's top state leader in the BCB's top managerial staff. Indeed, even two of Bangladesh's top cricketers were individuals from parliaments. The NSC can now name one more person to supplant the surrendered Jalal as their chief in the BCB. Apparently, Faruque Ahmed, the 58-year-old previous Bangladesh commander and double cross boss selector, is probably going to be the NSC-assigned chief