Dhaka: Australia will play five international matches twenty years in seven days on Bangladesh’s quail tour next month, the cricket board of the two countries said on Thursday.
Aaron Finch’s troops will arrive on July 29 and play five matches at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka from August 3 to August 9, said Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) in a statement.
The journey has been detained with Australian cricket (CA) maintaining a tour subject to the agreement on Bio-Security settings.
“We would like to thank our friends in Bangladesh Cricket Board for developing detailed Bio-Security plans to keep players, staff, and suitable officials,” said CA Chief Executive Nick Hockley in a statement.
“The two boards have worked very hard to do everything we can to ensure the safety and welfare of everyone involved in the tour.” We look forward to a competitive and entertaining series in Dhaka because both teams continue their preparation for the world of T20 ICC.
The final trophy this year.
“The Australian Overs Limited team is currently in West Indies, where they lost the T20 Series 4-1 but 1-0 in the three match three match segments.
Australia to play five T20s in a week on a short tour of Bangladesh
