Girls’s T20 World Cup could also be shifted out to UAE; Bangladesh nonetheless eager to host the occasion | Cricket Information – Instances of India

MUMBAI: With the Board of Management for Cricket in India (BCCI) having refused to host the 2024 Girls’s T20 World Cup, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has emerged because the doubtless various to host the occasion, even because the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), attempting it is best to forestall the event from being moved out, continues to be eager to host it, regardless of the turmoil of their nation.
The UAE, which gives three world-class cricketing venues at Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, has emerged because the frontrunner.
With Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka additionally being within the race, the Worldwide Cricket Council (ICC), it is understood, will this week take a closing name on which nation will finally host the occasion, as time is now working out.
The ICC had earlier requested India, it is No 1 various, to host the occasion however the BCCI declined the supply, which got here after the latest turmoil in Bangladesh.
“They (ICC) have requested us if we might conduct the World Cup. I’ve categorically mentioned no. We’re within the monsoon and on high of that we’ll host the ladies’s ODI World Cup subsequent 12 months. I do not need to give any form of indicators that I need to maintain consecutive World Cups,” BCCI secretary Jay Shah mentioned at a gathering with TOI’s reporters and editors in Mumbai on Wednesday.
The event runs from October three to 20, involving 10 groups and 23 matches.
U-19 Girls’s 2025 World Cup out of Thailand
In the meantime, after Thailand backed out of co-hosting the ladies’s Below-19 T20 World Cup 2025, the ICC on Sunday declared Malaysia as the only real hosts of the 16-team event (Samoa will make their debut), which can be performed at 4 venues.
Defending champions India are grouped with West Indies, Sri Lanka and hosts Malaysia for the occasion, which can start on January 18, 2025. The 41-game occasion will conclude with the ultimate on Feb 2.