They kick out by ICCNow now kid , the pak-indo war is not active . Less of the propaganda lies
Bangladesh CHOSE to withdraw. They said from day 1 , they’d rather sit at home than visit RSS India .. Jai saffron
Correct. Because BCB is not conducting security assessments all the time in India. But once the host itself confirmed that we are unable to host, it’s a different story.
But for that you need a man of integrity at PCB's helm
The same tantrum BCCI staged when they boycotted Sharjah. Now, they’re grinning ear to ear while kissing the UAE’s backside and proudly parading it. Turned out, they always knew the betting industry problem was sitting comfortably in their own backyard.
Which statement of mine contradicts history?
Never gonna happen....
They kick out by ICC
Again, nothing from PCB, so can’t comment on conjecture
Mohsin Naqvi is using the PCB to promote himself
Stop lying , war is over. Now Bangladesh has kick out by the ICC.Stop lying pls , the war is over , the jets are down and Bangladesh refused to enter Bharat . Goodnight , God bless … Bangladesh
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Huh? IPL is a private league, KKR is a private franchise: they gave no reason why they dropped Fizz and just like any corporate, they are not obligated to give a reason to take back an offer. Sure BCCI is in the background influencing the decision, DUH!!! but won’t have any legs in any court/ law.
No talks between ICC and Scotland over replacing Bangladesh
The International Cricket Council have not held any talks with Scotland about replacing Bangladesh at next month's men's T20 World Cup - but Scottish players would be ready if the call came.
Bangladesh have told the ICC they will not travel to India for the T20 World Cup next month amid political tensions between the two countries, and have requested their matches be moved elsewhere.
Scotland are the highest ranked team not taking part in the tournament, which would put them in the frame to take Bangladesh's spot should the ICC decide to replace them.
However, BBC Sport has been told the ICC have not contacted Cricket Scotland at this stage to discuss whether they would be willing to step in.
Equally, Scottish cricket officials are not planning to initiate talks with the global governing body out of respect to their counterparts at the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).
A fourth-place finish at last summer's Europe Qualifier cost Scotland a place at the 2026 T20 World Cup as the Netherlands and Italy secured the two spots on offer for the region.
Scotland's players are currently back in training, though, as they prepare for a one-day international tri-series with Namibia and Oman in Windhoek in March.
It has been reported that a final call on Bangladesh's participation in the T20 World Cup, and if they willing to travel to India for the event, is set to be taken by Wednesday.
BBC Sport has approached the ICC for clarification of the criteria used to determine a replacement in the event of a team either pulling out or being expelled from the tournament.
Zimbabwe withdrew from the 2009 T20 World Cup in England for political reasons and were replaced by Scotland who were the 'next best' team in a pre-tournament global qualifying tournament.
But with qualifying for T20 World Cups, which were expanded to 20 teams in 2024, now done on a regional basis it is not quite so straightforward and is likely to be a discretionary decision by the ICC.
Scotland are currently 14th in the ICC T20 rankings.
The ICC could move Bangladesh's matches to a less politically sensitive part of the country, or switch their games to co-hosts Sri Lanka.
It had been reported by ESPNCricinfo, external that the ICC had received a request from the BCB to swap groups with Ireland, who are due to play all their games in Sri Lanka.
A Cricket Ireland spokesperson told BBC Sport they "have been assured" that "no changes are being made" to their schedule but they are monitoring developments closely.
Men's 2026 T20 World Cup: No talks between Cricket Scotland and ICC over replacing Bangladesh
The ICC have not held any talks with Scotland about replacing Bangladesh at next month's men's T20 World Cup - but Scottish players are ready if needed.
its more likely BBC UK is banned in India for reporting real news
Emirates league is having teams mostly owned by by indians,
Pre BCCI days, Bangladesh was playing division 4, even then they didn’t qualify for the 1996 World Cup
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ICC/ BCCI never asked BCB to dropped the fizz from World T20 Squad.
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If Hypocrisy had a face it would look a lot like yours
Are toda sabar kar le official news aa jayegi ICC se mall the Indians posters have taken a silent exit after realising Scotland replacing bangldesh was fake news by their channels
this news was from 19th January , ICC won't openly talk with them untill Bangladesh decison made and ICC decided Bangladesh fate on 21st January.No talks between ICC and Scotland over replacing Bangladesh
The International Cricket Council have not held any talks with Scotland about replacing Bangladesh at next month's men's T20 World Cup - but Scottish players would be ready if the call came.
Bangladesh have told the ICC they will not travel to India for the T20 World Cup next month amid political tensions between the two countries, and have requested their matches be moved elsewhere.
Scotland are the highest ranked team not taking part in the tournament, which would put them in the frame to take Bangladesh's spot should the ICC decide to replace them.
However, BBC Sport has been told the ICC have not contacted Cricket Scotland at this stage to discuss whether they would be willing to step in.
Equally, Scottish cricket officials are not planning to initiate talks with the global governing body out of respect to their counterparts at the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).
A fourth-place finish at last summer's Europe Qualifier cost Scotland a place at the 2026 T20 World Cup as the Netherlands and Italy secured the two spots on offer for the region.
Scotland's players are currently back in training, though, as they prepare for a one-day international tri-series with Namibia and Oman in Windhoek in March.
It has been reported that a final call on Bangladesh's participation in the T20 World Cup, and if they willing to travel to India for the event, is set to be taken by Wednesday.
BBC Sport has approached the ICC for clarification of the criteria used to determine a replacement in the event of a team either pulling out or being expelled from the tournament.
Zimbabwe withdrew from the 2009 T20 World Cup in England for political reasons and were replaced by Scotland who were the 'next best' team in a pre-tournament global qualifying tournament.
But with qualifying for T20 World Cups, which were expanded to 20 teams in 2024, now done on a regional basis it is not quite so straightforward and is likely to be a discretionary decision by the ICC.
Scotland are currently 14th in the ICC T20 rankings.
The ICC could move Bangladesh's matches to a less politically sensitive part of the country, or switch their games to co-hosts Sri Lanka.
It had been reported by ESPNCricinfo, external that the ICC had received a request from the BCB to swap groups with Ireland, who are due to play all their games in Sri Lanka.
A Cricket Ireland spokesperson told BBC Sport they "have been assured" that "no changes are being made" to their schedule but they are monitoring developments closely.
Men's 2026 T20 World Cup: No talks between Cricket Scotland and ICC over replacing Bangladesh
The ICC have not held any talks with Scotland about replacing Bangladesh at next month's men's T20 World Cup - but Scottish players are ready if needed.
its more likely BBC UK is banned in India for reporting real news
does cricket Scotland know about it? because they are denying it your going to end up looking like a luloo againAre toda sabar kar le official news aa jayegi ICC se m
Stop lying , war is over. Now Bangladesh has kick out by the ICC.
They know it( on 21st January ) and now wait for latest news. Untill you can keep crying and whinningdoes cricket Scotland know about it? because they are denying it your going to end up looking like a luloo again
lol now geo news have reputed journalists
Ruko zara; sabr karodoes cricket Scotland know about it? because they are denying it your going to end up looking like a luloo again
so what’s the best source of info in Pak? Just curious for future references. Don’t say DGISPR.
oh yes you are, we know it.We aren’t really worried about that.
None. No news specially based on unnamed anonymous *Sources* is trustworthy
No talks between ICC and Scotland over replacing Bangladesh
The International Cricket Council have not held any talks with Scotland about replacing Bangladesh at next month's men's T20 World Cup - but Scottish players would be ready if the call came.
Bangladesh have told the ICC they will not travel to India for the T20 World Cup next month amid political tensions between the two countries, and have requested their matches be moved elsewhere.
Scotland are the highest ranked team not taking part in the tournament, which would put them in the frame to take Bangladesh's spot should the ICC decide to replace them.
However, BBC Sport has been told the ICC have not contacted Cricket Scotland at this stage to discuss whether they would be willing to step in.
Equally, Scottish cricket officials are not planning to initiate talks with the global governing body out of respect to their counterparts at the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).
A fourth-place finish at last summer's Europe Qualifier cost Scotland a place at the 2026 T20 World Cup as the Netherlands and Italy secured the two spots on offer for the region.
Scotland's players are currently back in training, though, as they prepare for a one-day international tri-series with Namibia and Oman in Windhoek in March.
It has been reported that a final call on Bangladesh's participation in the T20 World Cup, and if they willing to travel to India for the event, is set to be taken by Wednesday.
BBC Sport has approached the ICC for clarification of the criteria used to determine a replacement in the event of a team either pulling out or being expelled from the tournament.
Zimbabwe withdrew from the 2009 T20 World Cup in England for political reasons and were replaced by Scotland who were the 'next best' team in a pre-tournament global qualifying tournament.
But with qualifying for T20 World Cups, which were expanded to 20 teams in 2024, now done on a regional basis it is not quite so straightforward and is likely to be a discretionary decision by the ICC.
Scotland are currently 14th in the ICC T20 rankings.
The ICC could move Bangladesh's matches to a less politically sensitive part of the country, or switch their games to co-hosts Sri Lanka.
It had been reported by ESPNCricinfo, external that the ICC had received a request from the BCB to swap groups with Ireland, who are due to play all their games in Sri Lanka.
A Cricket Ireland spokesperson told BBC Sport they "have been assured" that "no changes are being made" to their schedule but they are monitoring developments closely.
Men's 2026 T20 World Cup: No talks between Cricket Scotland and ICC over replacing Bangladesh
The ICC have not held any talks with Scotland about replacing Bangladesh at next month's men's T20 World Cup - but Scottish players are ready if needed.
its more likely BBC UK is banned in India for reporting real news
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They know now bro some communications have been made but they can't comment too much as we aren't sure yet if ICC has accepted Bangladeshi withdrawal based on security threats in India.does cricket Scotland know about it? because they are denying it your going to end up looking like a luloo again
However slim the chance, the sight of a tournament they are hosting, one semi and one final having forced to being played in Colombo... It's giving them nightmares.
Maybe they can do it but it may be too far.
This is going through disaster from them. You can anything but this is Hard truth which currently Pakistani/ Bangladesh won't accept.
Khel khatam, Tata bye bye. Bangladesh has been kick out from the World T20. Now you can keep crying and whinning.
You have a valid point but the reason all the SENA boards lean towards India is their share of revenues. With Both Pakistan and BD out of the picture, that means one billion eyeballs not watching the games. This will eventually hit the revenues and the wallets of all the boards
They have the right to ridicule our cricket—and rightly so. We were always mediocre in this sport, with an occasional good performance once in a blue moon. But at least our board used to be professional and managed to generate good revenue by leveraging the public’s passion for cricket.
Jay Shah's reaction:
pic , we stand in solidarity and respect them a lot now !
Asia cup will.be gone for good..one of the most useless tournament.
Typical Bharat maata ki mentalityStop lying , war is over. Now Bangladesh has kick out by the ICC.
India vs Nepal final? Two hindu rashtra colliding with each other? It will be a mouth watering contest.
A lot of tournaments are going to go if this goes.
Now you can show jamaatbandhu mentality and cheer on the sidelines and just pray/ hope to wish if India can lose a match or 2 to give you choti choti khushiyan. That’s all you have leftTypical Bharat maata ki mentality
Gotta love these lawyers here.
I am 100% sure ECB won't pull out of India if an IPL team drops an English player. Only immature clown board can throw temper tantrum.over that. Shakib is not going exclude himself from Mumbai owners team in ILT20
Another example of typical Hindustani mentalityNow you can show jamaatbandhu mentality and cheer on the sidelines and just pray/ hope to wish if India can lose a match or 2 to give you choti choti khushiyan. That’s all you have left
Not a simple binary answer of yes/no. Fact is cricket rules the subconscious, dominates the psyche of India & Pak and i guess of Bangladesh, SL and AFG as well. The happenings in this sport have a massive impact and dictates the national mood, the national psyche, the barometer, the narrative - weather we like it or not, or maybe some day we will all 'mature' (for want of a better word) and treat this just like a sport. Maybe one day, we will stop the one upmanship, the belittling. Maybe, we will collectively get diamond awesome at other sports as well...maybe....
. There is a part of me that says sport should be left alone, very few nations play the sport we love and cherish and also the more passionate ones amongst us will applaud the skills of any opposition of any country even if his/her team is defeated, i have mentioned a few times on this site - my love & admirations for pak pace bowlers of the past or the recent past & similarly my admirations for Nahid rana or the new u-19 bowler- Fahad.
Mustafiz is a fantastic cricketer and should not have been used as a pawn like this. But then BCCI should never have approved his listing, before the auctions.
There is a also a part of me that agrees with skipper Surya when he said 'some things are above cricket'. There is a part of me that says people in pahalgam in april met their fate because they were 'ghair', the same as what has happened and still happening, multiple times in BD. End of the day if my govt takes a decision- i will back it. Irrespective of if you agree with Bangladesh's decision or not and the overall pic, do you feel my post in which i outlined the reasons for the decision to ban him, which you read and asked me the above question, was ok?
Why do you think it played out this way? PCB could still play spoiler by boycotting. You think they should and or will?
I agree that the way BCB handled the issue was totally immatured and unprofessional and undiplomatic. But the ground cause was solid .
PCB won't boycott EC and should not. If they do boycott eventually it will be another childish act from a major cricket board.
What other boards could have done, they should have supported our plea to play in Srilanka
