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EPISODE · Dec 24, 2021 · 1H 6M

Mohammad Isam talks about the Bangladesh Cricket Landscape

from Cricket with an Accent Podcast · host Saqib Ali

Mohammad Isam of ESPN cricinfo fame is the podcast guest for this episode. Isam is the digital voice of Bangladesh cricket as he has been covering the national team for almost a decade now. The episode takes a deeper dive to understand the political landscape of Bangladesh cricket - the academies, the domestic rivalries and political importance of cricket. Isam has helped unpack lots of background analysis on the power structure of his nation's cricket as its run by politicians and bureaucrats.  Isam acknowledges that conflict of interest is a great obstacle in the way BCB operates and he values the rise of powerful players as they voice their concern on the domestic and national cricket. It is a deeply informative episode where Isam has left no stone unturned to help us(the international audiences) to understand the cricket culture and its challenges in Bangladesh. https://www.thecricketmonthly.com/story/1246243/how-bangladesh-became-a-country-of-left-arm-spin https://www.thecricketmonthly.com/story/805345/a-mountain-of-hope--a-pile-of-ash

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