Bangladesh Cricket Board President Tamim Iqbal said both the BCB and BCCI are looking for a suitable window to host the postponed India-Bangladesh white-ball series. The proposed three ODIs and three T20Is were delayed due to scheduling issues. Tamim also said cricket and politics should be kept separate after recent tensions between the boards.
New Delhi, Aug 31: Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) President Tamim Iqbal said he remains optimistic about hosting a home white-ball series against India in the future, adding that both governing bodies are actively searching for a suitable window in their congested schedules.
The proposed tour, featuring three ODIs and as many T20Is, was initially slated to be played in August-September this year. But India's upcoming T20 series against Afghanistan starting on September 13 effectively postponed their clashes against Bangladesh.
Boards seek future window
"That it (the series against India) won't happen hasn't been decided yet. Still, let me give a quick piece of information. Both boards are very sincere that this thing happens. Both the BCCI and the BCB, and we are looking at windows as well, to see what can be done at that time.
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