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Bangladesh Cricket Board has announced that they are calling off the tour to Sri Lanka as SLC did not agree to their condition regarding the 14-day quarantine rule. The series, originally planned for July-August, was rescheduled for October-November due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

BCB president Nazmul Hasan has stated that Bangladesh won't travel Sri Lanka for the three-match Test series if the 14-day quarantine rule is forced on them. Earlier, the Bangladesh Cricket Board had sought a seven-day quarantine so as to allow their players to get an additional week of practice.

Bangladesh Cricket Board have confirmed that their cricket team's three-Test series against Sri Lanka has been confirmed, with the first Test scheduled to be played on October 24. Bangladesh Test squad, as well as the high-performance side, are going to leave for Colombo on September 23 or 24.

NZC chief David White has confirmed that the country will host four nations - Australia, West Indies, Pakistan and Bangladesh - in a full-fledged home summer and have already finalized two of those series. Meanwhile, White also confirmed that the women’s team will tour Australia in September.