Pakistan’s big announcement: If Bangladesh issue is not resolved, Pakistan may withdraw from T20 World Cup

New Delhi: Bangladesh Cricket Board seems to be struggling with its matches in the T20 World Cup. Regarding the matches of its group in this World Cup to be held in India, the Board is continuously requesting the ICC that Bangladesh’s matches should be held in Sri Lanka or its group should be swapped with some team whose all matches are in Sri Lanka. However, Bangladesh has not yet achieved any success in this effort.

Meanwhile, Bangladesh has sought refuge in Pakistan and sought diplomatic and cricketing support. Pakistan has indicated that if the Bangladesh issue is not resolved then it may reconsider its participation in the T20 World Cup. This matter has created a stir in the cricket world and there is a sharp reaction on social media.

Bangladesh’s request to ICC

Bangladesh Cricket Board has requested ICC to hold its matches in Sri Lanka instead of India. The board also says that if the venue of the matches is not changed then the group should be swapped with some other team. In this sequence, Ireland’s name came up, but Ireland has clearly denied that it will not change its group position.

Pakistan showed diplomatic refuge

According to media reports, Bangladesh has now gone to Pakistan and sought support regarding its concerns. The report said that the Bangladesh government has contacted Pakistani officials and sought their support for participation in the T20 World Cup. He has received positive responses. Pakistan has indicated that if the Bangladesh issue is not resolved then their team may reconsider their participation in the World Cup.

According to inside sources, Pakistan has stressed that no country should be pressurized and has assured Bangladesh of full support on this issue.

Pakistan’s move

It has been told in the report that Pakistan is still serious about the Bangladesh issue and has expressed the possibility of it affecting the preparations for the tournament. Pakistan made it clear to Bangladesh that it will not ignore its concerns and will take action as per the rules of cricket.

Pakistan’s arrogance was visible even in Asia Cup

Earlier, Pakistan had also given a roar in the Asia Cup. When the Indian captain and the team did not shake hands after the toss and the end of the match, Pakistan threatened to boycott the tournament. At that time the match also started late. Ultimately, India won the trophy by defeating Pakistan in the final, but Mohsin Naqvi of Pakistan took the trophy to the hotel and till date it has not returned to India.