The governments of Australia, the United Kingdom, India and New Zealand have put out constraints on travelling to Bangladesh
The Bangladeshi government is attempting to hold onto the opening freedom for the upcoming Women's T20 World Cup in the last ditch attempt through the UN. The interim government of Bangladesh will discuss the nations that have imposed travel restrictions on their people when they speak to the UN, Asif Mahmud, the country's children and sports director.
On Saturday, the ICC informed the participating board that it is still monitoring the situation in Bangladesh, and that it will consider all options, including moving the game somewhere. The governments of Australia, the United Kingdom ( England and Scotland ), India, and New Zealand have all currently urged their citizens to avoid visiting Bangladesh or to disqualify them.
According to information obtained by ESPNcricinfo, the BCB views this as its biggest impediment to game hosting. Cricket sheets have much control over go bans or restrictions, and they can only be lifted by their respective governments.
" There are vacation limits for some places and so we will talk with the United Nations," Mahmud said. We will talk with teacher Yunus, the interval government's chief adviser, about safety and infrastructure. He hopes to find a way to end the dispute because he enjoys activities. "
The BCB is also experiencing a significant issue at the same time that the uncertainty surrounding the World Cup arises. Their leader, Nazmul Hassan, even the original sports minister, has gone missing since the fall of the Awami League state on August 5. Some directors, who have direct or indirect social contacts, are also undetectable.
Mahmud claimed to have discussed the idea of creating an interim system to oversee the BCB, but that he was informed that the board needed board control over its decisions.
" The BCB senator is missing. Of course, for a union to work, all of its organs need to function. The absence of the leader is a significant role. We are unable to make a decision because the BCB is a self-governing body.
We have advised the BCB executives to consider ways to address the conflict within the ICC's authorized framework. Eventually, they will inform us of their decision to assign someone for an interim period. In this regard, we'll keep going.
" We want to make the necessary changes, but we also need to adopt a procedure. We do n't want to change the person; rather than trying to change the structure, we want to stop fraud from entering if we try to change it by going against it. "
' We lack in planning'- Original BCB director calls for alter
Former BCB general secretary Syed Haji Huq, who recently joined the BCB, is also urging transformation in the Bangladeshi cricket area.
Hussein, who is regarded as one of the principal builders of Bangladesh cricket, was critical of the BCB's ability to achieve full participation in 2000.
" The BCB needs transformation," Haq said. " We gained Full Membership in 2000 but apart from some infrastructural development, we have n't seen much improvement in our performance in the last 24 years. BCB does n't own a cricket ground, for instance. We lack in preparing, and even when we have a schedule, anyone has delivered on it.
"BCB officials do n't lack in experience. Many of the managers are involved for 20-30 times, so their loss is very disheartening. "
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