‘To increase its reputation’: Bangladesh Cricket Board hired former ICC Anti-corruption unit chief Alex Marshal; Confirms more key appointments. Cricket news
New Delhi: Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has appointed former Alex Marshal, former head of ICC’s Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU), which is a advisory for a year for a year to increase its reputation “after recovering in recent years and repeating integrity breeds.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Marshall, who served as the ACU General Manager of the ICC till September last year, will be assigned to improve training personnel, vigilance and strengthen the protocol. The decision was finalized during a board meeting at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium on Saturday.
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“We appointed Alex Marshal for a year because we feel that we need to increase our ACU activities. They need to be more vigilant and receive more training, ”Iftakhar Rahman, chairman of the BCB Media Committee, told reporters.He said, “We are receiving a lot of complaints about corruption. We cannot sit idle, so what we can do can increase our manpower, bring it into a proper trainer, and strengthen our ACU activities – that’s why we are appointing Alex for a year,” he said.“He worked with ICC. We feel that there is a need to strengthen our ACU, which is why we are bringing it in,” Iftakhar said, seeing that the integrity unit of the ICC will also monitor the upcoming Bangladesh Premier League (BPL).Along with Marshall, BCB confirmed two more major appointments-Julian Wood, a Power-Hitting Specialist who has previously worked with Sri Lanka Cricket, will join as expert batting coaches for three months, while Tony Heming will take over as the head of Turf Management for two years.
