Summary
Bangladesh's cricket team faces off-field challenges ahead of the T20 World Cup. The team is dealing with tension over safety concerns for their matches in India and are in talks with the sport's governing body about a solution.
Key Facts
- Bangladesh's cricket team is worried about playing T20 World Cup matches in India due to safety concerns.
- The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) asked the International Cricket Council (ICC) to move their games out of India.
- There have been protests in India after a violent incident in Bangladesh involving a Hindu worker.
- Despite challenges, Bangladesh’s Test captain, Najmul Hossain Shanto, emphasizes the team's efforts to stay focused.
- The team has not won a World Cup title yet and is scheduled to play matches in Kolkata.
- The ICC reportedly told Bangladesh they must play in India or forfeit their games, but the BCB denies any ultimatum.
- Tensions between India and Bangladesh have increased recently, affecting cricket plans.
