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The Board of Control for Cricket in India has announced that all bilateral tours with the West Indies have been suspended and confirmed it will be initiating legal proceedings against the West Indies Cricket Board due to their “abrupt cancellation” of the recent tour. The Board of Control for Cricket in India has announced that all bilateral tours with the West Indies have been suspended and confirmed it would initiate legal proceedings against the West Indies Cricket Board following the “abrupt cancellation” of the recent tour.
Last Friday, the WICB announced that they would be bringing an end to their tour of India and would not be playing the reamining five scheduled matches due to a pay dispute with the players. The BCCI responded by stating it was “shocked and disappointed” and on Tuesday released a statement saying: “all Bilateral tours between BCCI and WICB stand suspended BCCI will initiate legal proceedings against West Indies Cricket Board due to the abrupt cancellation of this tour.” Last Friday, the WICB announced that it would be bringing an end to the tour of India and would not be playing the reamining five scheduled matches because of a pay dispute with the players.
The BCCI responded by stating it was “shocked and disappointed” and on Tuesday released a statement saying: “all bilateral tours between BCCI and WICB stand suspended … BCCI will initiate legal proceedings against West Indies Cricket Board due to the abrupt cancellation of this tour.”
The BCCI also thanked Sri Lanka for stepping in to play five one-day internationals – beginning on 2 November – announcing that the venues will be Cuttack, Hyderabad, Ranchi, Kolkata and Ahmedabad.The BCCI also thanked Sri Lanka for stepping in to play five one-day internationals – beginning on 2 November – announcing that the venues will be Cuttack, Hyderabad, Ranchi, Kolkata and Ahmedabad.