After the long confusion surrounding the India vs Bangladesh tour, it might have been cancelled. As per the report from Cricbuzz, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have given the green light to the Afghanistan side to host the T20I series. This is a big setback for the Bangladesh National Cricket Team and the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), who were trying to organise the tour.
The BCB previously planned the India tour to be organised from September 1 to 13. However, with Afghanistan playing at that time, the series vs India for Bangladesh is unlikely to happen. They will have to find a new window for the tour to restore the cricketing relationships between both countries, which have been stopped due to the recent political tensions.
Why did India vs Bangladesh tour cancelled earlier?
After that, Bangladesh refused to travel to India for the T20 World Cup 2026, which saw them being removed from the tournament. Things did not get any easier between the two neighbouring nations. Now, as the tour is cancelled, it is believed that the Indian government did not provide the green light for the series.
Previously, it was also reported that former Bangladesh batter Tamim Iqbal, who currently serves as the president of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), came to Bengaluru after a meeting with Bangladesh Government officials with two other board delegates to host a long-awaited series with India.
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