Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)

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Bangladesh Cricket Board, also known as BCB, is a privately owned entity headquartered in Bangladesh. Founded in 1972, with approximately 270 employees, it reported $47.0M in revenue as of 2023 and functions as a tier 2 media tech buyer. The company's primary focus is spectator sports, acting as the governing body for cricket in Bangladesh.

2023 Revenue

Founded

1972

Headcount

266

Headquarters

Bangladesh

Primary Segment

Spectator Sports

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

On September 20, 2026, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) approved a new domestic structure and increased match fees, deciding at a virtual Board of Directors meeting to introduce a six-team domestic competition covering First-Class, List A One-Day, and List A T20 formats under a single framework. Previously, on August 29, Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) franchises expressed readiness to sacrifice a year for meaningful reforms to the tournament, advocating for a five-year calendar to attract top international players. Earlier that month, on August 9, the BCCI announced it would seek the Indian government's approval for India’s once-postponed white-ball tour of Bangladesh, pending improved relations between the two countries. This followed the BCB's decision on July 14 to pause the sale of media rights for the six-match white-ball tour, despite reportedly putting them up for sale in early July. The initial move to tender media rights on July 2 had sparked hopes for a revival of India-Bangladesh white-ball bilateral cricket after recent tensions.

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Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)'s revenues were less than $100M in 2023. Caretta Research has split Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)'s revenue into 4 different product categories, the largest of which is matchday revenues. For full access to Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)'s revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.

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Sep

20th

2026

14:12

B2B Tag, Facility Expansion

BCB approves new domestic structure, increased match fees

The decisions were taken at the fourth meeting of the BCB Board of Directors, held virtually on Sunday. Under the proposed restructuring, the BCB has agreed in principle to introduce a six-team domestic competition covering three formats, First-Class, List A One-Day and List A T20, under a single competition framework.

Cricfrenzy

Aug

29th

2026

10:23

Events, ESG, B2B Tag, Events and Conferences

BPL franchises ready to sacrifice a year for BPL reforms

The Bangladesh Premier League franchises said on Saturday (August 29) they were prepared to wait a year for the tournament if that allowed the competition to return with meaningful reforms in place. They also called for a five-year calendar to help attract top international players to the league.

cricbuzz

Aug

9th

2026

18:14

Events, B2B Tag, Events and Conferences

BCCI to seek govt nod for white-ball tour of Bangladesh

Mumbai: The fate of India’s once-postponed white-ball tour of Bangladesh is now contingent on a late thaw in relations between the two countries and the response of the two governments. “The BCCI will seek directions from the Indian government.

Hindustan Times

Jul

14th

2026

06:30

Events, Sports Rights Updates, Events and Conferences

India’s white-ball tour of Bangladesh in fresh trouble as BCB pauses sale of media rights- Report

Team India’s six-match white-ball tour of Bangladesh has reportedly run into fresh trouble after the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) put the invites for media rights of the series on hold, Cricbuzz has reported. Cricbuzz had previously reported in early July that the broadcast and digital media rights to the series were put up for sale by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).

Circle Of Cricket

Jul

2nd

2026

01:00

Events, Sports Rights Updates

India-Bangladesh cricket ties set for revival? BCB's media rights tender sparks fresh hope after recent row

India and Bangladesh could be set to resume white-ball bilateral cricket after recent tensions. BCB's media rights tender has reignited hopes of a limited-overs series, signalling a possible revival in cricketing ties between the neighbouring nations.

DNA India

Jul

1st

2026

15:42

Events, Sports Rights Updates, B2B Tag

Will India tour Bangladesh in September? BCB’s multi-year media rights tender sparks fresh speculation

The icy cricketing relations between India and Bangladesh may finally be thawing, or at least, that is what the indications from the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) appear to be. In a move that has reignited conversations across the subcontinent, the BCB has officially floated a fresh tender for its worldwide television and digital media rights.

Financial Express

Jul

1st

2026

12:29

Events, Sports Rights Updates

India-Bangladesh cricket thaw gathers pace as BCB opens media-rights bids for proposed 2026 tour

India’s proposed white-ball tour of Bangladesh appears to have taken a fresh step forward after the Bangladesh Cricket Board formally opened the bidding process for media rights linked to its men’s home international calendar for 2026–27, including a potential series against India.

Hindustan Times

Jun

19th

2026

13:13

Events, B2B Tag

BCB could skip next BPL without quality franchises

The BPL has long been plagued by controversies and organisational shortcomings, with the board struggling to establish a sustainable business model despite the tournament being more than a decade old. In contrast, leagues such as the Pakistan Super League (PSL), which started later, have earned widespread praise for their structure and professionalism.

Cricfrenzy

Jun

14th

2026

19:30

B2B Tag

Persistence pays off as Mosaddek sparkles on comeback

It was not easy for the all-rounder, as he had to deal with repeated rejections during Minhazul Abedin's tenure as chief selector, while his successor, Gazi Ashraf Hossain, made it clear with a hotly debated take: that Mosaddek wouldn't be in the team's plans as long as Bangladesh ODI skipper Mehidy Hasan remained in the side.

cricbuzz

Jun

4th

2026

11:14

B2B Tag

Shaun Tait Steps Down as Bangladesh Fast Bowling Coach to Focus on Family

Dhaka [Bangladesh], June 4 (ANI): Former Australia pacer Shaun Tait has resigned from his role as Bangladesh's fast bowling coach with immediate effect, ending a 12-month stint with the national team as he looks to spend more time with his young family.

Latestly

Jun

4th

2026

01:00

B2B Tag

Shaun Tait Steps Down As Bangladesh’s Bowling Coach Ahead Of Australia ODIs

“I don't think that'll be the closed door on my time in the country. There's obviously BPL and whatnot. You never know what the future holds. But for the time being, my young family need a bit more of my time.

Cricketnmore

May

25th

2026

01:00

Management Changes, B2B Tag

Minhajul Abedin Set For Unopposed Entry As BCB Director From Chattogram

“It's a great privilege to join BCB as a director but along with that my responsibility increased a lot. After retirement I joined the board and worked in different capacities and now will try to share those experiences in the board room.

Cricketnmore

Examples of Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)'s suppliers include Yamaha Corporation, Hawk-Eye Innovations and Sony Consumer Electronics.

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Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) sells broadcasting rights of its 2 cricket competitions to 10 companies globally, covering 4 countries. Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)'s rights holders include The Times Group.