ICC takes important decision on organizing T20 World Cup, consensus reached in meeting

New Delhi All eyes are on the ICC T20 World Cup to be held in Australia this year. An important meeting of the ICC Cricket Council was held on Thursday for its event. The meeting agreed to take a final decision on the future of the tournament after June 10.

For the last few days, reports of postponement of T20 World Cup were continuously coming out. All eyes were on the ICC meeting to be held on Thursday. “The current situation was discussed by the board members on their own issues and it was felt that there was an urgent need to maintain the purity and also to keep confidential the affairs of the board,” the meeting was told after the meeting.

“It is proposed to conduct an immediate independent inquiry by consensus which will be done by the ICC Ethical Officer by global experts. This will be conveyed to the board in the next meeting of the ICC CEO to be held on 10 June 2020”.

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“The board also urged the ICC’s management to continue to discuss with stakeholders the status of the corona virus infection that continues to be monitored.”

The ICC decided on Thursday that no decision will be taken on the future of the T20 World Cup until 10 June. The tournament is scheduled to be held in Australia from 18 October to 15 November this year.

According to the current Future Tour program, one consecutive T20 World Cup is to be held in 2020 and 2021. The event is to be held in Australia this year and next year in India. This FTP was created to give all teams 1 year time to prepare for the 50-over World Cup, but due to Kovid 19, it may have to be changed now.