After Uncertainty On Touring Pakistan, Bangladesh Cricket Board Makes Big Decision

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) have confirmed that they’ve obtained a inexperienced gentle from the federal government to tour Pakistan for his or her upcoming five-match T20I collection, ranging from May 27. There was some uncertainty whether or not the collection would go forward following cross-border pressure between India and Pakistan within the second week of May. However, as per the most recent reviews, the Bangladesh cricket workforce are all set to tour Pakistan after receiving the go-ahead. The T20I collection will conclude on June 5.

As per a report by Cricbuzz, the BCB have been given a inexperienced sign by the Bangladesh authorities.

“We have got the green signal (from the government) though we are yet to receive the official letter which we are expecting sooner than later. But as far as I know the government has taken the decision in principle that they will let us visit Pakistan for the upcoming tour,” mentioned a BCB official to Cricbuzz.

As per the report, the dates of the tour have been barely postponed. Earlier, the collection was set to begin on May 25 and conclude on June 3. However, after latest developments, the dates have been shifted by two days within the BCB’s revised itinerary. The essential motive for that is that the Pakistan Super League (PSL) closing needed to be postponed to May 25.

Earlier, the Bangladesh Cricket Board had been vying to acquire clearance from the federal government and talking to the gamers relating to the choice.

“After getting the official letter from the government we will start talking with our players as we learnt that some of them are reluctant to travel citing security reasons,” he mentioned. “One thing we can assure is that we won’t push anyone,” mentioned the BCB official.

Earlier, that is what the BCB had mentioned given the growing scenario:

“The BCB wishes to reiterate that the safety and security of its players and support staff remain the Board’s highest priority. All decisions concerning the tour will be made with careful consideration of the current situation in Pakistan, ensuring they align with the best interests of the team and Bangladesh cricket.”