ICC meeting to be held on June 10, may be announced for T20 World Cup
ICC meeting to be held on June 10, may be announced for T20 World Cup
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) is expected to overcome the deadlock over the future of this year's T20 World Cup in Australia at a board members meeting on Wednesday. In this meeting, it can also be announced to start the nomination process for the next chairman. Board members can take a firm decision on the T20 World Cup to be held in Australia at this time, due to which the Covid-19 epidemic is hovering with uncertainty. The Cricket Board of India (BCCI) agree to host Cricket Australia in 2022 instead of 2021. In response to this question, BCCI Treasurer Arun Dhumal told PTI, "First let the ICC announce what they intend for this year's World T20. No formal announcement has been made regarding this year's tournament yet."

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"India will either host the 2021 tournament according to a pre-determined schedule and it will be held in Australia in 2022, or vice versa," said a senior ICC board official, on condition of confidentiality. In any case, this decision has to be taken keeping in mind the bilateral series. Another aspect is the broadcaster Star India which has also invested in IPL and ICC competitions. The official said, "Star is also a stakeholder. Their opinion will also matter.” There are also speculations that if the T20 World Cup is postponed or canceled, the Indian Premier League can be organized in October-November.

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Sourav Ganguly and Jai Shah took part in ACC meeting, postponed decision on Asia Cup 2020. Another important aspect will be whether ICC outgoing chairman Shashank Manohar and board will formally announce nomination process for his successor. There are many contenders for this post. Till a month ago, Colin Graves of England and Wales Cricket Board ECB) seemed to be the unanimous choice and still he is the main contender but the names of BCCI President Sourav Ganguly and Pakistan Cricket Board's Favor Mani are also being fielded for this post. The matter has become interesting. However, the BCCI has not yet made a formal decision to make Ganguly a candidate. Dhumal said, "What is the hurry? They first declare the election process. There will be a time limit for this. We will decide at the right time.” Another issue is related to exemption of taxes for the T20 World Cup to be held in 2021 in India. The BCCI is already fighting a battle over taxes related to the T20 World Cup played in 2016 in India. The issue of two crore 37 lakh dollars payable for this is still under the dispute resolution committee. As far as the ICC is concerned, it believes that the BCCI has not shown any commitment to the exemption in taxes, which is not possible without the approval of the Central Government. The BCCI has asked to give some time due to the lockdown due to Covid-19.

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