Bangladeshi cricketers are not playing any matches in the Asian Legends League. Due to the lack of approval from the BCCI, ICC, and the absence of a no-objection certificate from the BCB, Mohammad Ashraful's team is returning to Bangladesh without playing any matches.
The tournament for retired national cricketers began in Rajasthan, India, on Monday. However, before playing their first match, the Bangladesh Tigers players decided to return home. Before their first match against Indian Royals, the BCB warned Ashraful and his team not to participate in the tournament.
As a result, the Bangladesh Tigers players are returning to Bangladesh from India today without playing any matches. Tamim Iqbal, who recently retired from international cricket, was also supposed to play for this team. Although he had signed a contract to play for the Asian Stars, Shakib Al Hasan ultimately did not travel to India for the tournament.
The Asian Legends League was supposed to feature cricketers from the top five countries of Asia. However, despite Bangladesh's absence, the tournament is ongoing with the remaining four teams.
