Former BCB Director Mahmud Jamal Dies of Heart Attack
Mahmud Jamal, a former director of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), has died. He breathed his last after suffering a heart attack, it has been learned. His death has cast a pall of grief over the country's cricket community.
News of his death was published by several media outlets on Saturday. As word spread about the former BCB director's passing, a mood of mourning took hold among cricket organisers and those connected with the game.
Mahmud Jamal served on the BCB's board of directors. During his time in cricket administration, he took part in various activities of the board.
He died after suffering a heart attack, according to initial reports. Details about his age and the schedule for his funeral prayers and burial could not be confirmed by the time this report was written.
The BCB usually issues a formal condolence message on the death of cricket organisers. If an official message of condolence is issued by the board in Mahmud Jamal's case, readers will be informed.
Many in the cricket community have expressed sympathy to his family over the former director's death. Well-wishers have also posted tributes to his memory on social media.
Mahmud Jamal was among those who served in Bangladesh's cricket administration at various times. With his death, the cricket community has lost an experienced organiser.
