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Mahmud retained as skipper

Probe findings goes official today
champions. A 15-member national team heads for Australia on June 22.
Chaired by BCB president Ali Asghar the meeting, which lasted
Sport yesterday.
It was learnt that the advisors expressed their displeasure at the publication of the top-secret document even before the findings have
All-rounder Khaled Mahmud will lead Bangladesh in their first ever tour of Australia in July.
The decision to retain the 32-year-old as skipper was taken at a meeting of the advisory council of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) at its Navana Tower office in Gulshan yesterday.
Mahmud was appointed captain for the TVS Cup tri-nation one-day tournament and the two-match Test series versus South Africa after Khaled Mashud had stepped down from the hot seat in March.
Lt Col (retired) MA Latif Khan, who made a positive impact during his brief stint with the Tigers during the series against South Africa also kept his job as manager for the tour down under.
Bangladesh are scheduled to play two Tests and three one day internationals against the world
nearly three hours, reportedly focused mainly on the probe committee report on Bangladesh's dismal World Cup performance which was leaked in The Daily Start
been officially revealed.
The probe report was formally handed over to the council by Asghar yesterday. The BCB is expected to make it public through
a media briefing today afternoon.
UNDER-23 PROBABLES NAMED
Among other developments, the Board appointed former national captain Faruque Ahmed as the manager of Bangladesh under-23 team that will tour Sri Lanka later this month to play five two-day and three one-day matches against Sri Lankan under-23 squad.
The Board also called up 18 cricketers for the preliminary camp for that tour. The nine-day camp will start from June 9 under the supervision of national age-group coach Malcolm Perera of Sri Lanka who has also been named as the team's coach for the tour. The under-23 team is scheduled to leave Dhaka on June 18
The following cricketers have been asked to report to Perera at 4 pm on June 8 at the BCB's Bangabandhu National Stadium
office.
PROVISIONAL UNDER-23 SQUAD
Nafees Iqbal Khan, Aftabuddin, Nazimuddin, Mazharul Haque Chowdhury, Rajin Saleh Alam, Anwar Hossain (wicketkeeper), Habib Mohammad Mobalek, Enamul Haque junior, Mosaddek Hossain, Ali Arman, Arif Hossain, Talha Jubair, Humayun, Alamgir Kabir, Ashraful Haque, Shafaq al-Zabir, Sumon Saha and Gazi Alamgir.