Bangladés firme en rechazar partidos del T20 World Cup en India en medio de disputa en curso

Tras su anterior llamado a trasladar los partidos del T20 World Cup 2026 a Sri Lanka, el ministro de Deportes de Bangladés, Asif Nazrul, ha reiterado que el equipo no jugará en India, citando riesgos de seguridad no resueltos y dignidad nacional tras una reunión de la BCB y en medio de admisiones del BCCI.

Bangladés redobla su boicot al T20 World Cup en India Dhaka, 8 de enero de 2026: Sobre la base de su directiva del 3 de enero para reubicar los partidos en Sri Lanka, el ministro de Deportes de Bangladés, Asif Nazrul, ha declarado que el equipo de cricket no participará en el T20 World Cup 2026 en India. «No podemos jugar este torneo a costa de la seguridad de nuestros jugadores, espectadores y periodistas, ni comprometer la dignidad del país», dijo Nazrul tras reunirse con los directores de la Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), quienes acordaron por unanimidad. Nazrul se refirió a una carta reciente de la ICC, argumentando que no comprende la situación de seguridad en India. Destacó la admisión del BCCI de que no puede proteger ni siquiera a un jugador bangladesí –en referencia a la liberación del lanzador rápido Mustafizur Rahman de la IPL–, lo que plantea interrogantes sobre la seguridad del equipo nacional. Las tensiones se remontan a la terminación del contrato de Rahman por los Kolkata Knight Riders por instrucciones del BCCI, vinculada a informes de violencia contra minorías hindúes en Bangladés. La BCB ha instado a la ICC a un lugar neutral, pero la ICC insiste en el calendario original con partidos en Calcuta y Mumbai. Bangladés planea explicar formalmente su postura a la ICC, manteniendo que no habrá compromisos en materia de seguridad y respeto.

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