ICC T20 World Cup 2016 Schedule, Time Table, Fixtures, Teams, ICC T20 WC Live Streaming Score

The historic MA Chidambaram Stadium, home to scores of Twenty20 fans thanks to the following that Chennai Super Kings have enjoyed the last eight years, may not host any of the India matches when the ICC World Twenty20 is hosted in the country between March 11 and April 3 next year. The famed Eden Gardens in Kolkata will host the final match of the tournament.

There's no official reason been given yet over why Chennai could lose out on an India match but it is very likely that Chidambaram may be compensated with two World T20 matches not involving India. Apart from India matches, Chennai will also not host any of the matches involving Sri Lanka, given the political scenario in the state and the Tamil-Sinhala conflict.

BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur admitted that there were problems with the stadium in Chennai because of which the listing of World T20 venues had to be kept pending.

"We have not ruled out Chennai (as a venue). The only issue is which matches can be played in Chennai. There are certain limitations - can't play Sri Lanka there, three stands are not complete and you can't keep Indian fans away from those stands," said the BCCI secretary.

Thakur, however, did not go into the specifics of whether Chennai would get to host the Indian team. Delhi, a major venue that is currently in a messy state of affairs over tax-related issues with the state government, could also miss out on a World T20 game.

As of now, Mumbai, Kolkata, Nagpur, Chennai, Mohali, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Pune, Rajkot, Hyderabad and Dharamsala are the venues that have been marked down as the potential venues.

Bangladesh Cricket Board President Nazmul Hassan confirmed on his return from the meeting on Wednesday night that the country will organise the competition for the third successive time.

The BCB chief said it was an unanimous decision.

All the countries agreed when Pakistan proposed Bangladesh as hosts for the competition, which is likely to be held in February-March next year.

India was ahead in the race for arranging the 13th edition of the competition. But Hassan had earlier hinted that the 2016 Asia Cup would be held in Bangladesh if India decided otherwise.

Bangladesh, who also hosted the 2012 and 2014 editions, will organise the tournament for a record fifth time ahead of Sri Lanka, who hosted it four times.

The competition was held twice in the United Arab Emirates while India and Pakistan hosted it once each.

In April, the ACC announced that the Asia Cup would be held in T20 and one-day formats alternatively in accordance with World Twenty20s and World Cups.

With India hosting the World T20 later in 2016, next year's tournament will be in the shorter format for the first time while the 2018 edition will be played in one-day format with the World Cup in 2019.

The competition will comprise five teams like the 2014 edition, with one playing qualifiers to earn the right to join the four Test-playing nations.

Hosts UAE, Afghanistan, Hong Kong and Oman will play the qualifiers next month.

Ever since the Asia Cup was introduced in 1984, the tournament has always been played in a fifty over format. However, the 2016 edition will be the first time when the giants of Asian cricket will battle it out in the shortest format of the game – T20.

The thirteenth edition of the Asia Cup is scheduled to be played in Bangladesh, which also marks the nation hosting the competition for the third straight time. Overall, Bangladesh have hosted the tournament in 1988, 2000, 2012 and 2014 in the past. India has been chosen as the next Asia Cup hosts for the 2018 edition.

The organisers did not have an alternative venue for the 2016 edition as India will be hosting the T20 World Cup next year and other countries were also overlooked for different reasons.

"Since India would host World T20 next year, the Asia Cup T20 will serve as an ideal preparatory tournament for Asian nations. With international cricket not possible in Pakistan and Sri Lanka will be in midst of monsoon, Bangladesh was the unanimous choice of the members," PTI quoted BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur as saying.

Thakur, who was present during the Asian Cricket Council meeting in Singapore, also confirmed India as the venue for the fourteenth edition of the tournament.

Its recent results have been mixed at best but the Indian cricket team will be among the strongest contenders, says Lara.

Hyderabad: Its recent results have been mixed at best but the Indian cricket team will be among the strongest contenders when the country hosts next year’s World Twenty20 Championships, feels West Indian batting legend Brian Lara. India are currently engaged in a home series against South Africa and have lost the three-match T20 series. “I think the Indian team playing at home is very dangerous team. And they proved that during (by winning) the World Cup in 2011 in India under (Mahendra Singh) Dhoni. They have got very exciting players and versatile,” Lara told reporters on the sidelines of an event here. “I expect them to be favourites in the tournament (Twenty20 World Cup). I know home pressure is always there. I think the guys have grown a lot and I believe they have got a very good chance in the World Cup,” he said.

On toward the West Indies and Lara was inquired as to whether he has ever given an idea to assuming the guide's part for the present side. "If I somehow happened to get included tutoring or guiding the West Indies group I don't think there will be any enormous contrast. I think our issue is profound established. Our base is really normal and officially we are not benefiting a vocation. I don't trust any one individual can make any enchantment at the top level and see distinctive exhibitions," he said.

"Despite everything I trust that West Indies players are probably the most capable players on the planet and particularly the young people coming in. What we have a tendency to do in West Indies is that we take great ability and make it into fair ability. You require a decent authoritative board to work in concordance with you," Lara included.

"I would love to have any kind of effect yet I feel it must be from ground up. Ideally some of the time sooner rather than later we will have the capacity." to a question on whether he resigned too soon in his vocation, Lara said, "I may have several records however I truly didn't go there to bat for records. Scoring 12,000 runs was not critical… I felt it was the opportune time to clear out. Regardless I trust that I delighted in playing with the groups I played with."

Lara said he appreciates being in India. "Notwithstanding amid my cricket days, India is a spot where I truly adored coming to. I cherish the Indian individuals for the enthusiasm they help through their life each and every day. Some of my extremely uncommon companions Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman, Rahul Dravid, M S Dhoni and Virat Kohli… these are magnificent cases of Indians with extraordinary enthusia

The MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai faces certain problems ahead of the ICC World Twenty20 next year, but the BCCI has not yet ruled out the ground as one of the venues for the biennial event. “We held a detailed discussion today. There were certain centres which were given deadlines of August 25 to submit completion reports and we are still waiting for their certificates. Yes, in Chennai there was some problem. We had been keeping it pending,” said BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur here today. He talked to reporters after a BCCI meeting to take stock of the preparations for the mega event commencing on March 11, 2016.

"We have not discounted Chennai. The main issue is which matches can be played in Chennai. There are sure confinements – can't play Sri Lanka there, three stands are not finished and you can't keep Indian fans far from those stands," said the BCCI secretary. "I believe that circumstance won't emerge," he said when asked whether the BCCI had any standby venue in thought. Kolkata is set to have the last on April 3. Perused: Krishnamachari Srikkanth sure of India winning ICC World T20 2016.

"There are numerous things to be considered before apportioning matches to any venue. We all comprehend what are the impediments, which groups can't play in which focuses. That is the reason today's meeting was held to figure out which are the right venues and how we can arrange a fruitful World Cup in 2016 in India. There's no new game-plan. We will send points of interest to the ICC (International Cricket Council). They will favor it and after that the apparatuses will be discharged," he clarified. 

Thakur said that BCCI was exceptionally quick to make the 2016 World Cup an incredible affair for the cricket fans, "2011 was a fruitful World Cup (Fifty overs) in India. The new test is the thing that additional would you be able to do. The 2016 World (Twenty20) Cup would be devoted to fans who ought to have an extraordinary affair. We are going to reserve particular territories for uncommonly abled individuals. There ought to be entryways in every range. There ought to be legitimate security. The toilets must be spotless and there must be drinking water. These are fundamental pleasantries which ought to be there

It had appeared Chennai won't get the chance to have any amusement in the World T20 one year from now. It had appeared Pakistan won't play India one month from now. It had likewise appeared that Delhi won't have the fourth India South Africa Test. As perpetually nothing is the thing that it appears in Indian cricket. Presently, BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur has implied at the likelihood of Chennai getting the chance to be a host, and India playing Pakistan. 

It was guessed that Chennai's MA Chidambaram stadium may pass up a great opportunity for facilitating one year from now's T20 World Cup diversions as the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association was yet to determine the issue of inaccessibility of three stands to people in general amid the matches. The three stands — I,J, and K — with an aggregate limit of 12,000 seats had been fixed off following an ODI against West Indies in November 2011. Things appear to have changed, however. 

"We have not discounted Chennai," Thakur said. "The main issue is which matches can be played in Chennai. There are sure restrictions too. You can't play Sri Lanka over yonder, three stands are not finished, you can't keep the fans far from those recreations, such a variety of things must be considered before dispensing matches to these focuses." Asked an immediate inquiry concerning whether the Indian board would settle another venue as a stand-by, Thakur said, "That circumstance won't emerge". 

Chennai may not host India and Sri Lanka T20 World Cup Matches: Yes, you heard it right ! The historic M.A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai the home of CSK for IPL which has hosted over 50 T20 matches can miss out to host T20 World Cup match. World Cup is scheduled to be hosted by India between 11th march to 3rd April next year. Eden Gardens of Kolkata has already been declared to host the final of T20 World Cup 2016.

There is no official announcement nor any reason why Chennai could lose out on an India match but it is very likely that ‘Chepauk’ may be compensated with two World T20 matches which will not include India matches. Along with India matches, Chennai will also not host any of Sri Lanka matches due to political issues (Tamil-Sinhala conflict).

The BCCI secretary, Anurag Thakur on Thursday admitted that there were problems related with the MA Chidambaram Stadium due to which the venue was kept pending. He also quoted that Chennai was not ruled out as a venue but accepted that venue has certain limitations

Another issue is Delhi, which is a major venue is currently in a messy state over tax related issues with state government. So its likely that Delhi can also be axed as T20 World Cup game.

BCCI has already past the deadline to finalize tournament venues. For now, Mumbai, Kolkata, Nagpur, Chennai, Mohali, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Pune, Rajkot, Hyderabad and Dharamsala are the venues short-listed as potential venues.

The Bangladesh Premier League is a qualified domestic T20 cricket tournament in Bangladesh which was entrenched in 2012. The Bangladesh Premier League replaced the previous competition, the national cricket league T20 and the appearance of city based franchises instead of the divisional teams which had participated previously and continue to do so in other domestic events.

The 2015 Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) is the third section of the Bangladesh Premier League. The third section of the event will be started from 22 November 2015 and will countenance the six teams along with the tournament format double round robin group stage, two semi finals and a final.

The opening ceremony will be held on 20 November 2015 at Sheer Shah National Cricket Stadium. The final match of the event will be played on 15 December 2015. Total of 34 matches will be played counting the final in the event. All the matches will be played in two venues. The Bangladesh Premier League administrations clarify the rules of the tournament that each team will have the limit of the twenty five players including twelve foreign players.

Bangladesh Premier League – BPL T20 2015 Schedule Fixture Venue Details

The Bangladesh Premier League 2015 is comprises on six teams. The teams that are participating in this tournament are listed below.

The Bangladesh Premier League – BPL 2015 schedule fixture timetable full tournament is listed below.

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