Bangladesh T20 WC 2026: While talking to journalists on Monday, the Sports Advisor of Bangladesh Government had said that ICC has also acknowledged that Bangladeshi players are in danger of playing on Indian soil. However, ICC has now exposed Bangladesh’s lies regarding T20 World Cup 2026. Bangladesh Cricket Board has received a befitting reply from the International Cricket Council.
ICC says that there is nothing to worry about the safety of Bangladeshi players in India. It is noteworthy that the Bangladesh Board had recently written a letter to the ICC appealing to shift its World Cup matches to India. Citing security reasons, the board had asked to shift its matches to some other venue.
Bangladesh’s lie exposed
The ICC security team reached India and completely took stock of the security arrangements for the T20 World Cup 2026. According to a report by Sports Tak, after taking stock, the security team has denied that there is any danger to Bangladeshi players in India. That means, in the T20 World Cup 2026, Bangladesh will have to play its matches at the same venues which have already been decided.
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The ICC has also rejected all kinds of rumors in which it was being said that the International Cricket Council was suggesting to select or exclude players due to security reasons. ICC has also expressed full confidence in BCCI.
How did the controversy start?
In fact, after the daily attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh, there was a demand in India to expel Bangladeshi player Mustafizur Rahman from IPL. After this, BCCI had asked Kolkata Knight Riders to drop Mustajir from the team. Bangladesh Cricket Board was very upset by the decision to drop Mustafizur from KKR. Soon after, he wrote a letter to the ICC demanding a change in the venue of the T20 World Cup 2026. Bangladesh had said that its players were in danger on Indian soil.
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