Bangladesh has reaffirmed its decision not to participate in the upcoming T20 World Cup in India, citing concerns over player safety, national security, and the country’s dignity. The announcement was made by Asif Nazrul, Adviser on Youth and Sports and Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, following a meeting at the Secretariat on Wednesday. The meeting was attended by Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) President Aminul Islam Bulbul, board directors, and officials from the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
Nazrul stated that Bangladesh remains steadfast in its position and hopes to convince the International Cricket Council (ICC) of its reasoning. He emphasized that the country wishes to play the World Cup but prefers to do so in Sri Lanka, another host nation. Bangladesh has already informed the ICC about its request to change the venue after Mustafizur Rahman’s name was dropped by Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League.
The adviser expressed optimism that the ICC would consider Bangladesh’s arguments fairly and ensure the team’s participation in the tournament under safe and respectful conditions.
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