‘Will not play in India, but ready to …’: BCB director warns ICC
The BCB has warned the ICC that Bangladesh will not play T20 World Cup matches in India unless safety concerns are addressed following Mustafizur Rahman’s IPL exit. Director Asif Akbar said Bangladesh could take walkovers if matches are not shifted to Sri Lanka. The ICC has responded positively, assuring cooperation and security planning.🕒 1 min read
The BCB has warned the ICC that Bangladesh will not play T20 World Cup matches in India unless safety concerns are addressed following Mustafizur Rahman’s IPL exit. Director Asif Akbar said Bangladesh could take walkovers if matches are not shifted to Sri Lanka. The ICC has responded positively, assuring cooperation and security planning.Continue Reading
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