- BCB will take legal action against any BPL franchise that has failed to meet its financial obligations.
- All teams except champions Fortune Barishal and Rangpur Riders are yet to clear their payments.
- The BCB's decision reflects its commitment to ensuring contractual accountability and maintaining the integrity of the league.
- Earlier this year, Durbar Rajshahi failed to clear outstanding dues towards their players, leading to practice boycotts by their overseas contingent.
- The BCB will distribute revenue from ticket sales to BPL franchises for the first time in history.
- The disbursement will be conditional upon the verification of payment acknowledgments from the respective players.
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