BANGLADESH CRICKET BOARD (BCB) MAILED ICC FOR THE RELOCATION OF THE T20 WORLD CUP MATCHES FROM INDIA The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is seeking to relocate its T20 World Cup matches from India to Sri Lanka due to security concerns, following the release of Bangladeshi pacer Mustafizur Rahman from the Indian Premier League (IPL) by Kolkata Knight Riders on instructions from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). As per sources, BCB has mailed to ICC for relocation of the matches from Indian venues. The BCB's decision comes after the BCCI asked KKR to release Mustafizur, citing "recent developments" and concerns about the safety of Bangladeshi players in India. Bangladesh's sports ministry has directed the BCB to formally request the International Cricket Council (ICC) to shift the matches to Sri Lanka. The BCB has expressed concerns about the safety of its players, with government advisor Asif Nazrul stating that if a Bangladeshi cricketer can't play in India despite being contracted, the entire team can't feel safe traveling to India for the World Cup. The ICC has not yet responded to the BCB's request, while the BCCI has dismissed the idea of shifting the matches as "logistically impossible".