Bangladesh has stood by its decision to refuse to play any matches of the upcoming T20 World Cup in India citing security concerns. Government adviser Professor Asif Nazrul expressed disappointment in the International Cricket Council (ICC) for not taking into account Bangladesh's apprehensions regarding security. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Aminul Islam Bulbul reiterated the board's stance on demanding a neutral venue for the matches, emphasizing that the team is prepared to compete but prioritizes the safety and security of its players and officials. The situation remains unchanged as Bangladesh maintains that the decision is a sovereign one based on security risks that have not been adequately addressed by the ICC. The standoff between Bangladesh and the ICC continues, with the cricketing world eagerly awaiting a resolution to ensure the smooth conduct of the prestigious T20 World Cup.
Bangladesh has stood by its decision to refuse to play any matches of the upcoming T20 World Cup in India citing security concerns. Government adviser Professor Asif Nazrul expressed disappointment in the International Cricket Council (ICC) for not taking into account Bangladesh's apprehensions regarding security. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Aminul Islam Bulbul reiterated the board's stance on demanding a neutral venue for the matches, emphasizing that the team is prepared to compete but prioritizes the safety and security of its players and officials. The situation remains unchanged as Bangladesh maintains that the decision is a sovereign one based on security risks that have not been adequately addressed by the ICC. The standoff between Bangladesh and the ICC continues, with the cricketing world eagerly awaiting a resolution to ensure the smooth conduct of the prestigious T20 World Cup.