Cricket / BCCI said- T20 World Cup to be held in the country in UAE UAE?

New Delhi. If Corona Pandemic does not control in India, then the T20 World Cup in the country this year (ICC T20 World CUP 2021) can be shifted in the United Arab Emirates i.e. UAE (UAE). The BCCI has given information. This year, between 18th October 15th November, T20 World Cup is to be organized. But the way Corona's case is spreading rapidly in the country. In such a situation, the possibility of being in India in the World Cup is seen very little.

General Manager of BCCI (BCCI) Dhiraj Malhotra said in the interview to the BBC that the Indian Cricket Board has not left hoping to organize the World Cup in the country. He said that I have been selected just as a director of this tournament. So I will try that the World Cup is organized in the country. But we have to keep in mind both normal and poor condition. On this basis, talk to the International Cricket Council (ICC).

The BCCI GM said that our efforts will be prepared by keeping the UAE in mind as a backup venue. But the final decision on this will be BCCI. Let us know that due to Corona last year, the BCCI organized the Indian Premier League in UAE. The BCCI had signed a hosting agreement with the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB), i.e. hosting any tournament connectors. In such a situation, there will be no problem in organizing T20 World Cup in UAE. However, ECB has not given any information about the preparations for the T20 World Cup in UAE.

Let us tell that the second wave of Coronaus has kept Kohram at this time in India. For a few days, more than three lakh new cases of Corona are coming out in the country. At the same time, the number of dead people are also in thousands. Oxygen in the country is a huge shortage of medicines. However, despite all this IPL is being organized in the country. Many former cricketers and people were resentful about it.

There are 4 players, including Ravichandran Ashwin, from IPL to Corona. Delhi Capitles bowler Ashwin has decided to remove the league for family reasons. Apart from them, three Australian cricketer has also left these seasons. Among them include Andrew Tie of Rajasthan Royals and Ken Richardson of RCB and Adam Jumpa. At the same time, Indian umpire Nitin Menon has also been removed from the tournament.