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ICC confirms no sanctions for Bangladesh board
Three-way discussions also produced an agreement for Bangladesh to host an ICC event before the 2031 World Cup.
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The ICC, Pakistan Cricket Board and Bangladesh Cricket Board concluded discussions concerning the men’s T20 World Cup and cricket in South Asia. Their joint understanding confirmed that Bangladesh would face no financial, sporting or administrative penalty connected with its absence from the tournament.
The February statement also preserved Bangladesh’s existing right to approach the ICC Dispute Resolution Committee. It said the agreement did not change the federation’s constitutional autonomy or established governance processes, while framing continued cooperation and support as priorities for the participating boards.
Bangladesh was also promised an ICC hosting opportunity before the 2031 men’s fifty-over World Cup, subject to normal planning and operational requirements. Chief executive Sanjog Gupta reiterated the ICC’s commitment to the country’s players, supporters and development despite the disruption surrounding the current competition.
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