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Bangladesh Government Launches New Probe into T20 World Cup Snub, BCB Under Scrutiny

Bangladesh cricket team did not feature at the T20 World Cup. (AFP Photo)

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News18•17-03-2026, 23:34

Bangladesh Government Launches New Probe into T20 World Cup Snub, BCB Under Scrutiny

•Bangladesh government to investigate national cricket team's absence from 2026 Men’s T20 World Cup.
•Decision follows BCB's request to halt an earlier inquiry, with a new committee to examine sports diplomacy failure.
•BCB's withdrawal stemmed from BCCI's refusal to admit Mustafizur Rahman in IPL and a last-minute venue shift request from India.
•ICC rejected BCB's security concerns, replacing Bangladesh with Scotland; anti-India stance linked to conservative interim government.
•Inquiry will identify administrative lapses and diplomatic shortcomings, also probing alleged irregularities in BCB elections.

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