Bangladesh seeks resolution for postponed India cricket tour talks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 5:00 AM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Bangladesh is engaged in discussions to revive India’s six-match cricket tour, originally scheduled for August last year and postponed due to strained relations. Foreign ministers from both countries are involved in negotiations, with Bangladesh sports minister Aminul Haque expressing optimism for a resolution. Tensions rose following a 2024 uprising in Bangladesh, after which former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina sought refuge in India. Despite a prior absence from the T20 World Cup, Bangladesh aims to resolve the ongoing deadlock surrounding the tour. Haque's comments reflect a desire for prompt dialogue to facilitate the series.
- •Bangladesh and India are discussing a six-match cricket tour.
- •The series includes three ODIs and three T20Is.
- •Talks involve foreign ministers from both countries.
- •Relations have been tense since the 2024 uprising in Bangladesh.
- •Bangladesh missed the T20 World Cup due to security concerns.
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"The tour consists of three ODIs and three T20Is. It was originally scheduled for August last year but was postponed after relations between Dhaka and New Delhi deteriorated.
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