Bangladesh reiterates its request to the ICC to relocate its fixtures, citing player safety and security concerns.
Bangladesh reiterates its request to the ICC to relocate its fixtures, citing player safety and security concerns.
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The Bangladesh Cricket Board has remained firm in its stance to not play its T20 World Cup matches in India following a video conference with the International Cricket Council (ICC).
“The BCB reaffirmed its position regarding the decision not to travel to India, citing security concerns,” the BCB said in a media release on Tuesday.
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