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Bangladesh T20 World Cup participation LIVE Updates: Bangladesh confirm they will not travel to India
Bangladesh government has reiterated its stance and said that it will not be playing the World Cup in India.

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Bangladesh says 'no' to India World Cup for ‘genuine security risk’
Bangladesh T20 World Cup 2026 Participation Controversy, LIVE Updates: Bangladesh Boycott T20 World Cup; Government Confirms
T20 World Cup impasse worsens as PCB writes to ICC supporting Bangladesh's stance
On Tuesday, a day before a final call is expected from the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Bangladesh's participation status for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, th...

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India Today · 23h
ICC's T20 World Cup verdict on Bangladesh live updates: Bangladesh asked to play in India or sit-out
The Financial Express · 39m
Bangladesh T20 World Cup participation LIVE: Defiant B’Desh refuses to bow down, will PAK follow?
ICC upholds current match schedule for Men’s T20 World Cup 2026
An ICC spokesperson’s statement in relation to the decision read: "Over the past several weeks, the ICC has engaged with the BCB in sustained and constructive dialogue, with the clear objective of ena...

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ICC to replace Bangladesh at T20 World Cup if they don't travel to India
Bangladesh Star Makes Players' T20 World Cup Stance Clear Amid Row With ICC

BCB vs ICC T20 World Cup row LIVE Updates: Bangladesh exit confirmed after government refuses to send team to India

BCB vs ICC T20 World Cup row LIVE Updates: The BCB confirm that Bangladesh won't travel to India for the T20 World Cup. The BCB set to make a last-ditch effort with the ICC on Thursday evening.
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Top Islamist leader promises Christians no Sharia ahead of Bangladesh election

As Bangladesh heads toward a crucial general election on Feb. 12, the country’s largest Islamist party, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, has offered an unusual assurance to religious minorities, pledging that it would not impose Islamic Sharia law if it comes to power.
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