BCCI asked ICC to reconsider about the decision on Eden Garden."We are writing a letter to the ICC to reconsider its decision. But it is up to the ICC to decide. We are still hopeful that Eden Gardens can host the match," a top BCCI official said on Friday.
Dalmiya, a former BCCI and ICC president, requested for the extension drawing parallel to the additional 14 days that has been granted to Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai and three other Sri Lankan stadiums to complete their work on time.
Dalmiya, a former BCCI and ICC president, requested for the extension drawing parallel to the additional 14 days that has been granted to Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai and three other Sri Lankan stadiums to complete their work on time.
"We will work with the new venue, the tour operators and the ticket distributors to manage the logistical challenges that will surely arise," he had said.
Apart from the India-England encounter, Eden Gardens had been alloted three other matches -- South Africa vs Ireland (March 15), the Netherlands vs Ireland (March 18), and Zimbabwe vs Kenya (March 20).
Apart from the India-England encounter, Eden Gardens had been alloted three other matches -- South Africa vs Ireland (March 15), the Netherlands vs Ireland (March 18), and Zimbabwe vs Kenya (March 20).
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