Reaction of Bangladesh Cricket Board (Photo: PTI)

T20 World Cup 2026: It is said that for every action there is a reaction. After the incident of Mustafizur Rahman being thrown out of IPL, now there is news of reaction from Bangladesh Cricket Board. There is a report that BCB is going to write a letter to ICC demanding change in the venue of its T20 World Cup 2026. Bangladesh Cricket Board has also now joined Pakistan on this issue. Like him, he also wants to play his T20 World Cup match in Sri Lanka instead of India.

BCB’s reaction on BCCI’s action

According to reports, the Sports Minister of Bangladesh has instructed BCB to request ICC to hold its T20 World Cup match in Sri Lanka instead of India. The biggest reason behind this decision Mustafizur Rahman Not only is BCCI going to be thrown out of IPL, apart from that BCCI is also going to ban the white ball tour to be held in August this year. According to TOI report, Bangladesh Cricket Board had called an emergency meeting on January 3 to discuss its reaction to the steps taken by BCCI.

Bangladesh’s matches in the fixed schedule of T20 World Cup

T20 World Cup 2026 It is to be organized between 7 February and 8 March. During this period, according to the fixed schedule, Bangladesh has to play 4 matches in India, out of which 3 matches are to be played at Eden Gardens in Kolkata while one match will be played at Wankhede Ground in Mumbai.

Bangladesh’s first match is against West Indies on 7 February. After that, the next match will be played against Italy on 9th February while the third match will be played against England on 14th February. These three matches are going to be held at Eden Gardens. The fourth group match is to be played with Nepal at Wankhede on 17th February.

Bangladesh Cricket Board on the path of Pakistan

Political relations between India and Pakistan are already strained, which is continuously affecting the cricket relations between the two countries. It is the result of political activity that Pakistan is playing its T20 World Cup 2026 matches in Sri Lanka. Now the same situation seems to be developing between India and Bangladesh also. In such a situation, only time will tell what action ICC will take on the demand of Bangladesh Cricket Board to change the venue.