I support the statement. Bangladesh cricket got its rhythm a few years ago but now it doesn't feel good for cricketers to interact with the board. Moreover, Bangladesh cricket seems to be an acknowledgment of politics. We may have heard the name of Mohammad Ashraful who holds the record for the youngest century in Test cricket. He alligated to fixing and did not get any more cricket place after finishing punishment. He did not even have a place in Bangladesh's T20 league BPL. But he was fit with high score in the physical test. If a country's cricket board does not have the qualifications according to the position, then nothing good can be expected there.
I never support players who are accused of match fixing. If Mohammad Ashraful got involved in fixing, then the BCB did the right thing by dropping him from the squad. That said, Shakib was also suspended for alleged links with bookies. But his case was different. He was not directly involved in match fixing and I had a feeling that he was being made a scapegoat. The BCB went ballistic after Shakib, by banning him from all forms of cricket for a year. And in the end the performance of the Bangladesh team got negatively impacted. Bangladesh has this setback, and they are paying for this as well even I am not in Bangladesh, but I read on social media and some other media sources there is corruption in domestic setup which is having big impact on their all setup and just because of this they fail to achieve their targets with political influence in not easy to settle things now countries need setup like Australia where they give good independence to all Spots Authorities, and they are producing world-class players and athletes.
