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Bangladesh Cricket Board is richer than New Zealand, West Indies and even South Africa cricket board. Even so, their performance is much weaker than these three teams. Even now they are losing badly against teams like Zimbabwe. Despite having a lot of money, the board is not taking any effective steps for the development of cricket or the development of the players. Even after the players enjoy huge salaries and perks, they cannot perform as expected
Bangladesh is developing as a cricketing nation and money alone does not produce exceptional talents
. They have their Bangladesh Cricket League and hopefully they will be finding players of quality like Shakib Al Hasan, but it is a long process of grooming young talents.
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To be honest, it is not the problem for ICC. First of all, Zimbabwe receives around 60x in ICC funds when compared to some of the more promising teams such as Nepal and Kenya. Even after receiving so much funds, if the Zimbabwean board can't find a sponsor, then it is their issue. I am against the idea of pouring even more funds in to the Zimbabwean black hole. And I never thought that availability of funds are one of the major issues with Zimbabwe. Their major issues are political interference and corruption in the board.
ICC funds and sponsorship has nothing to do with each other
, you need to attract a company to invest in them and it depends about the reach the cricket team gets in Zimbabwe and if a company thinks that they can attract more people by sponsoring their Cricket team, they would have already done that.