The International Cricket Council (ICC) board meeting is underway to address the uncertainty surrounding Bangladesh’s participation in the upcoming T20 World Cup. The meeting, attended by directors from all full member nations, aims to resolve the ongoing deadlock between the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) over security concerns raised by Bangladesh regarding matches scheduled in India.
ICC Chairman Jay Shah, BCB President Aminul Islam, BCCI Secretary Debajit Saikia, and other top cricket officials from Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Australia, England, and other member nations are participating. ICC’s senior management, including CEO Sanjog Gupta and Deputy Chairman Imran Khwaja, are also present. The ICC’s anti-corruption head, Andrew Feggreave, who recently met BCB officials in Dhaka, is attending as well. ESPNcricinfo reported that Pakistan’s cricket board has expressed support for Bangladesh’s position through a formal letter to the ICC.
According to the same report, venue or schedule changes remain unlikely, as both ICC and BCB have maintained firm stances. The T20 World Cup is set to begin on February 7 in India and Sri Lanka, with Bangladesh’s matches currently scheduled in Kolkata and Mumbai.
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