India, Feb. 20 -- Bangladesh coach Mohammad Salahuddin has launched a blistering attack on the former sports advisor over the handling of Bangladesh's stance on the T20 World Cup 2026, accusing him of publicly contradicting himself and privately steamrolling the players' voices. The outburst comes amid a wider fallout around decision-making at the top - and the human cost of abrupt calls that land on a dressing room already living on thin emotional margins.

At the heart of Salahuddin's anger is not just the decision itself, but the process: he suggests the narrative shifted in public, while in the room, the players were left feeling unheard, exposed, and forced to bear the consequences.

"He told such blatant lies," Salahuddin was quoted...