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Tamim Iqbal elected Bangladesh Cricket Board president after board vote

Former Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal has been elected BCB president, marking a new era as he aims to drive reforms, strengthen governance and develop cricket in the country.
Published: Jun 07, 2026 18:02 ISTUpdated: Jun 29, 2026 20:25 IST2 MIN READ
Tamim Iqbal elected Bangladesh Cricket Board president after board vote

Former Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal has officially secured the presidency of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, marking a significant transition in the administration of cricket in the country. The former opener, who enjoyed a distinguished international career spanning more than 15 years, had earlier been appointed head of an interim committee following the dissolution of the previous board. He has now emerged victorious in the board’s election process and will continue to lead the governing body.

From national icon to cricket administrator

Tamim’s elevation to the top administrative role comes after a period of uncertainty within Bangladesh cricket. Earlier this year, authorities dissolved the existing BCB board after investigations highlighted irregularities in the previous election process. An ad-hoc committee led by Tamim was subsequently formed to oversee operations and restore stability within the organisation.

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As one of Bangladesh’s most accomplished cricketers, Tamim brings extensive experience to the role. He remains the country’s highest run-scorer in ODIs and is widely regarded as one of the architects of Bangladesh’s rise in international cricket. Following his retirement from international cricket, he shifted his focus toward administration and governance.

Focus on reform and future growth

With the election win, Tamim is expected to prioritise governance reforms, player development, and the strengthening of Bangladesh’s domestic cricket structure.

His leadership arrives at a crucial time as the board seeks to rebuild trust and ensure smoother operations after months of administrative turbulence.

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The new president has also spoken about improving decision-making within the board and creating a more professional environment for players and stakeholders. His appointment has generated optimism among fans and former players, many of whom believe his experience on the field will help shape a more player-centric administration.

Tamim now faces the challenge of translating his success as a cricketer into long-term progress for Bangladesh cricket, with expectations high for a new era under his leadership.

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