‘We do feel for Bangladesh players’: Scotland admit T20 WC entry was ‘far from ideal’
Cricket Scotland’s CEO expressed sympathy for Bangladesh after their ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 replacement, acknowledging the unusual circumstances. Bangladesh were removed for refusing to play under the published schedule, a request the ICC denied due to security assurances. Scotland, ranked 14th, step in, despite their own qualification campaign not going as planned.🕒 1 min read
Cricket Scotland’s CEO expressed sympathy for Bangladesh after their ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 replacement, acknowledging the unusual circumstances. Bangladesh were removed for refusing to play under the published schedule, a request the ICC denied due to security assurances. Scotland, ranked 14th, step in, despite their own qualification campaign not going as planned.Continue Reading
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