Former Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal has been unanimously elected as the President of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) following the conclusion of the board's director election.

At the same time, Fahim Sinha, who was elected as a director from Category-02 (Club Category), was chosen as the Vice President of the board.

Tamim secured the highest number of votes in the Category-02 election, receiving 73 votes from 76 eligible voters to earn a place on the BCB Board of Directors. A total of 12 directors were elected from the category.

According to the Election Commission, two other candidates received 72 votes each and were elected as directors: Saeed Ibrahim Ahmed and Israfil Khasru.

The remaining elected directors from Category-02 are Masuduzzaman (70 votes), Faisal Ashik (68), Fahim Sinha (66), Shanian Tanim Navin (66), Sakif Ahmed Salam (65), Asif Rabbani (64), Mirza Yasir Abbas (63), Rafiqul Islam Babu (53), and Professor Dr. Sarkar Mahbub Ahmed Shamim.

Following the election, the newly elected directors unanimously selected Tamim as BCB President and Fahim as Vice President.

The newly formed board will oversee the administration of Bangladesh cricket for the next four years.