The International Cricket Council (ICC) has reportedly told the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) that the team must play its T20 World Cup matches in India or risk losing points. The issue arose after Bangladesh expressed unwillingness to travel to India citing security concerns. The matter was discussed in a virtual meeting between ICC and BCB on Tuesday, where ICC clarified that relocating Bangladesh’s matches outside India would not be possible due to security logistics.
According to the report, BCB had earlier written to ICC requesting that Bangladesh’s matches be moved from India. The T20 World Cup is scheduled to take place from February 7 to March 8 in India and Sri Lanka. Bangladesh, placed in Group C, is set to play its first three matches in Kolkata and the last one in Mumbai. However, BCB stated that it has not yet received any official or final decision from ICC or the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
The dispute follows a recent directive from the Indian board barring Mustafizur Rahman from playing for Kolkata Knight Riders over security issues, which prompted BCB’s initial letter to ICC.
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