The T20 World Cup was to be held in India in the past, but it was shifted to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in view of the country’s second corona wave, which will be held from October 17 to November 15. Australia was supposed to host the seventh edition of the T20 World Cup last year, but at that time it was postponed due to Corona. At the same time, the 2020 edition will now take place in 2022 while India will host the 2021 edition in the UAE. The BCCI recently confirmed that the tournament has been moved. However, in view of the increasing corona case in the entire world once again, the T20 World Cup is once again in danger. But the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) expects this to happen according to the schedule fixed for the tournament.
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BCCI president Sourav Ganguly has said that if the T20 World Cup is canceled due to corona, it will be a huge loss to cricket. Ganguly said on his 49th birthday, ‘Kovid-19 has nothing to do with the situation, so it is out of the crowd. Cricket has started, the Indian team is in England, then the IPL and then the T20 World Cup. Cricket does not stop and it continues.
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The BCCI president said, ‘These are strangely poor cases. The World Cup was canceled last year. If Kovid canceled it again this year, it would be a big loss for the game. So it’s being taken to a safe place.
