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International Cricket Council (ICC) is set to take its final decision regarding the T20 World Cup today. In this decision, difficulties may arise for the Bangladesh Cricket Board, due to which their exit from the T20 World Cup is being considered certain.

Bangladesh Cricket Board’s conflict with ICC

Citing security reasons regarding the matches to be held in India, the Bangladesh Cricket Board is constantly in a state of conflict with the ICC. This dispute now appears to be taking a serious turn for Bangladesh. Due to the continuous conflict, Bangladesh’s exit from the T20 World Cup is considered certain.

Scotland may get an opportunity

If Bangladesh is excluded from the T20 World Cup, it may provide an opportunity for Scotland to join the tournament. The situation will become clearer only after the ICC’s final decision.

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