T20 WorldCup me Bangladesh ji Jae te Scotland Shamil | Time News HD

T20 WorldCup me Bangladesh ji Jae te Scotland Shamil | Time News HD

#icct20worldcup #cricketnews #scotlandcricket #bangladeshcricket #t20worldcup #icc #groupc #indiahosts #cricketupdates #worldcup2026 #timenewshd #timenewsplus #sindhinews T20 World Cup 2026: ICC replaces Bangladesh with Scotland, finds ‘no security threat' Govt to make final decision regarding Pakistan's participation in the tournament, says Mohsin Naqvi ICC says decision follows process to address BCB concerns. Says no “credible security threat” to Bangladesh team in India. PCB chief terms ICC’s decision regarding Bangladesh "unfair". The International Cricket Council (ICC) has formally replaced Bangladesh with Scotland in the upcoming T20 World Cup 2026 over Dhaka's refusal to send team to India for the mega event, the global cricket governing body said on Saturday. In a statement, the ICC said: “Scotland has been called up to take Bangladesh’s place in Group C, joining England, Italy, Nepal and the West Indies.” The announcement comes after the ICC, in the absence of any “credible or verifiable security threat” to the Bangladesh national team in India, rejected BCB’s request to move their matches from India to Sri Lanka, who are co-hosts of the tournament which commences on February 7, read the statement. The decision follows an extensive process undertaken by the ICC to address concerns raised by the BCB regarding the hosting of its scheduled matches in India. Over a period of more than three weeks, the ICC engaged with the BCB through multiple rounds of dialogue conducted in a transparent and constructive manner, including meetings held both via video conference and in-person, the statement added. As part of this process, the ICC said it reviewed the concerns cited by the BCB, commissioned and considered independent security assessments from internal and external experts, and shared detailed security and operational plans covering federal and state arrangements, as well as enhanced and escalating security protocols for the event. "These assurances were reiterated at several stages, including during discussions involving the ICC Business Corporation (IBC) Board." The ICC’s assessments concluded that there was no "credible or verifiable security threat" to the Bangladesh national team, officials or supporters in India. In light of these findings, and after careful consideration of the broader implications, the ICC determined that it was not appropriate to amend the published event schedule, as per the statement. The ICC also noted the importance of preserving the integrity and sanctity of the tournament schedule, safeguarding the interests of all participating teams and fans, and avoiding the establishment of precedents that could undermine the neutrality and fairness of ICC events. Following its meeting on Wednesday, the IBC Board requested the BCB to confirm, within a 24-hour timeframe, whether Bangladesh would participate in the tournament as scheduled. As no confirmation was received within the stipulated deadline, the ICC proceeded in line with its established governance and qualification processes to identify a replacement team. Scotland are the highest-ranked T20I side not to originally qualify for the tournament. They are currently ranked 14th, ahead of seven teams already in the tournament, Namibia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Nepal, the United States of America (USA), Canada, Oman and Italy. Welcome to Time News HD – The First Complete Digital Sindhi News Platform! Stay updated with breaking news, in-depth reports, and real-time analysis from all 22 districts of Sindh, as well as major national and international developments. We are committed to delivering fast, credible, and creative news coverage in the Sindhi language—designed for today’s digital audience. What we cover: Local stories from across Sindh Headlines from Pakistan and around the world Current affairs, special reports, and investigative journalism Our mission: To deliver timely and accurate news in a creative format To lead Sindhi journalism into the digital era To provide an independent, relevant platform for the Sindhi-speaking community 🔴 Watch our 24/7 LIVE stream:    / @pahenjiakhbarlive   ✅ Don’t forget to Subscribe, Like, and Share – your support drives us forward! 💬 Leave your thoughts in the comments – we value every opinion. Stay connected with us: Website: https://www.thetimenews.tv Facebook:   / thetimenews.tv   Twitter:   / thetimenewstv   #SindhiNews #TimeNewsHD #BreakingNews #SindhUpdates #DigitalSindhiMedia #PakistanNews #CurrentAffairs #PakistaniNews #LiveUpdates #SindhiJournalism #TheTimeNews