The Women's T20 World Cup 2024 is to be played in Bangladesh. But due to the reservation protests in Bangladesh, the condition of cricket in the country has become very bad. Bangladesh Cricket Board's Cricket Operations Chairman Jalal Yunus has also resigned from his post with immediate effect. Amidst all this, Australia captain Alyssa Healy has given a big statement. Alyssa Healy believes that it would not be right to play the Women's T20 World Cup in Bangladesh in October. However, the ICC has not yet taken a final decision on this.

Alyssa Healy's big statement on T20 World Cup

Speaking to Cricket Australia, Healy said, 'It is difficult for me to play in Bangladesh at this time, as a human being I feel it would be wrong to do so. It would be taking away resources from a country that is struggling a lot. They need all the people who can reach there to help the people who are dying. There are more important things than organizing a cricket tournament in Bangladesh at this time, but I leave it to the ICC.'

Let us tell you, the ICC can take a final decision on hosting this tournament on Tuesday (August 20). However, Bangladesh is still hopeful that it will fix its domestic situation and host the tournament as per the original plan. On the other hand, India has ruled itself out of the hosting race, while the United Arab Emirates has emerged as an alternative venue.

Tumult continues in Bangladesh Cricket Board

Recently, BCB President Nazmul Hasan has expressed his desire to resign from his post and cooperate with the government in the interest of cricket. At the same time, now Cricket Operations Chairman Jalal Yunus has separated from the board. He is the first director to resign from the current board, which has been under investigation since the change of government after student protests on August 5. Jalal said, 'I have resigned from the board in the interest of cricket.'