Archive · 20 Jul 2026
BCB Scrutinizes Litton Das for Unapproved China Trip
Litton Das, the captain of Bangladesh's T20I team, is in trouble.
He went to China without telling the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) while he was recovering from a calf injury.
The BCB says this is against the rules for players like him.
They asked him to explain why he did this.
Litton went to China instead of going to Singapore for a specialist's check-up.
The BCB is now deciding if they should punish him.
This is happening while Bangladesh is getting ready for important cricket tours to India and Afghanistan.
Litton Das, Bangladesh T20I captain, traveled to China without BCB permission while injured.
BCB summoned Das to explain the unapproved trip, which violates protocol for centrally contracted players.
Das was scheduled to go to Singapore for a specialist assessment but went to China instead.
BCB is consulting its medical committee to verify Das's account before deciding on disciplinary action.
The controversy arises amid Bangladesh's upcoming tours to India and Afghanistan.
- Who
- Litton Das, Bangladesh T20I captain
- What
- Unapproved trip to China while injured
- When
- July 20, 2026
- Where
- China
- Why
- To seek medical treatment or personal reasons, but without BCB permission
BCB's Stance
Litton Das's Perspective
Protocol Violation
BCB's Stance
The BCB views Litton Das's trip to China without permission as a breach of protocol for centrally contracted players.
Litton Das's Perspective
Litton Das may have had personal or medical reasons for his trip that he presented to the disciplinary committee.
Communication
BCB's Stance
The BCB expects players to inform and obtain permission for such trips.
Litton Das's Perspective
Litton Das may argue that he had valid reasons for not informing the BCB in advance.
- Player
- Litton Das
- Team
- Bangladesh T20I
- Injury
- Calf injury
- Location of Incident
- China
- Date of Incident
- July 20, 2026
- Disciplinary Action
- Pending
- Upcoming Tours
- India and Afghanistan