Faruque Ahmed has been elected as the new president of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), succeeding Nazmul Hasan, who resigned amid ongoing unrest in the country. Ahmed, a former national cricketer and previous chief selector, was confirmed in his new role during a meeting of the BCB's board amid discussions regarding the board's governance and compliance with ICC regulations. Nazmul Hasan, who has faced criticism and has been in hiding following protests against the government, served four terms before stepping down. Ahmed's past experience includes two terms as BCB chief selector, and he has expressed willingness to contribute to the board in any capacity. His election has been facilitated by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, which also addressed the BCB's constitutional requirements during the selection process. The transition comes at a turbulent time for Bangladeshi cricket governance, reflecting broader political challenges in the country.