The ICC issued a statement on Sunday following the Pakistan government's decision to boycott the T20 World Cup match against ...

The ICC is revising its media accreditation for Bangladeshi journalists after the team's withdrawal from the T20 World Cup ...

It is one of the biggest broadcasting setbacks the game's global body has suffered in years, coming just months before the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup. JioStar, the main rights holder in India, has ...

International Cricket Team has denied accreditation to many Bangladeshi journalists to cover ICC T20 World Cup 2026.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has refused to grant accreditation to Bangladeshi journalists for coverage of the T20 ...

A number of Bangladeshi journalists and the Bangladesh Cricket Board have accused the ICC of taking vindictive action against ...

Speaking to NDTV, ICC statement Bangladesh media were turned down visa and accreditation over their country’s government’s comments labelling India ‘unsafe for travel’.

ICC and JioStar confirm their $3 billion media rights deal in India remains fully active, dismissing exit rumours JioStar will continue handling both television and digital coverage in India as ...

The Hindustan Times spoke to a few journalists from Bangladesh after their T20 World Cup applications were turned down by the ICC.

Bangladeshi journalists have claimed they were denied accreditation to cover the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, adding to the ...

The following is the schedule of team movements at the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup 2026 on Sunday, 25 January: All media ...

Some of the Bangladesh journalists, who showed interest in covering the tournament despite their team's withdrawal, have ...