Bangladesh Bans IPL Broadcast over Mustafizur Rahman's Ouster Amid Strained Indo-Bangla Ties
Bangladesh banned IPL broadcasts to protest Mustafizur Rahman's exclusion from the league by BCCI. This decision comes amid deteriorating diplomatic relations between India and Bangladesh, following incidents like Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ousting. Bangladesh also requested to have their T20 World Cup matches moved to Sri Lanka.
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Bangladesh announced a ban on the broadcast of the Indian Premier League's forthcoming season on Monday.
The decision was a response to the BCCI's instruction to drop fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman from Kolkata Knight Riders' roster, a move that lacked a clear explanation and coincided with worsening diplomatic ties between the two countries.
The diplomatic strain was further highlighted when Bangladesh declined participation in next month's T20 World Cup in India, opting instead for matches to be played in Sri Lanka.
The Indo-Bangladeshi relationship deteriorated following the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who took refuge in India amid protests...
(With inputs from agencies.)
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