The board reaffirmed its stance, stating that the team will play its matches at an alternative venue rather than in India.

In response, an International Cricket Council (ICC) delegation is scheduled to visit Dhaka to meet with Bangladesh Cricket Board officials.

The visit aims to hear the board’s concerns and attempt to address them.

Bangladesh sports adviser Asif Nazrul said the board’s position remains unchanged. The team prefers to play its matches in Sri Lanka, a proposal that has already been presented to the ICC.

Sources indicate that Bangladeshi officials consider an alternative venue more appropriate given the current situation.

The ICC has not yet issued a final decision on the matter.

Cricket fans are closely watching the upcoming ICC-Bangladesh Cricket Board meeting, which could determine the venues for the T20 World Cup matches.