External: Loser rewarded, winner denied

[Fazal]

While we are still trying to recover from the disastrous results and disturbing list of player injuries, there is another disturbing trends is going on behind the screen in the selection process of BCB officials. As I don’t know much about those officials, personally, I don’t care much about those office politics (as long as team is progressing). But now the trend is more disturbing to me considering BCB's fat Bank balance which will attract wrong people for wrong reason. Here is the news:

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Loser rewarded, winner denied
Election scenarios reflect in BCB sub-committees

Bangladesh Cricket Board on Thursday named the chairmen of eight crucial sub-committees, which heavily reflected the scenarios of the recently held election.
Khandakar Jamiluddin, a losing vice-president candidate from the pro-establishment panel, has been given the charge of Cricket Committee of Dhaka Metropolis which is mainly responsible for organising the Dhaka premier, first division, second division, third division cricket leagues and the third division qualifying matches.
While Jamil is being rewarded despite not being elected, rebel candidate Aziz Al Kaiser, who secured the highest number of votes among the four vice-presidents, was kept out of his familiar committee.

Aziz had long been heading marketing committee and he was expected to retain the position. But his name was missing from the list of the chairmen of the sub-committees.

NewAgeBD

[BonBon]

Ei desher kono unnoti je hoini ar kono din hobeo na tar ektai karon..amader shototar ovab. uchu theke nich porzonoto..shob shala chor.

[BioMEMS]

I don't undestand why BD fans are so upset about the team's performance. The cricketers are simply reflecting the general state of affairs in Bangladesh. I have also realised that expecting anything from current team is wishful thinking. Either change the situation in Bangladesh or forget about the team ever doing well!

[billah]

BioMEMS: Your statement about the general state of affairs in Bangladesh is rather sweeping, generalized cheap shot. When is the last time you looked at the Bangladesh country stats or comparative stats? What have you, yourself done to "change the situation" in Bangladesh? What do you mean by "change the situation"? Why are you trying to correlate other factors with cricket here on this forum. I object to it.

[mwrkhan]

The state of our cricket team largely mirrors the state of our country (of course one does not "cause" the other), sad but true.

It is obvious to all bar a few ostriches.