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Originally Posted by Baundule
BCB has taken a strategical move; now many people will be convinced that they are very liberal. But the problem lies in itself. If ICL continues, and if those ICLers can not cancel the contracts by themselves, then for them at least, the practical consequence is zero. If BCB wants, no ICC rules (as far as I know) can prevent them from withdrawing the ban and selecting them for national duty.
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This is a direct clash with BCCI. You want Bangladesh's Test status be revoked? Or do you want a period where there is no away games? Our development depends on playing other nations not domestic cricket. These are legit resolutions that can/will be easily passed through ICC
if BCB ruffles BCCI's feathers. Have you not seen the drop Zim had exiting from test cricket? Flowers brothers were to retire someday. However their standard wouldn't have dropped this much where Holland, Ireland would take it to three days in a five day match.
Your claim is a valid one. However, for the greater good of our future existance, we, the minnow side, must concede defeat and fight for another day. This way Chittagong, Khulna doesn't create another team and go play with ICL.