The International Cricket Council (ICC) Chief Executive (CEC) on Thursday unanimously agreed to make changes to its Future Tours Program (FTP) by 2023 in view of the Kovid-19 pandemic that causes worldwide sporting activities. The CEC meeting was held via teleconference.
In the ICC CEC meeting, it was decided that the decision regarding the World Test Championship and the proposed ODI League can be taken later. The ODI league is to begin in June. Also, there was discussion about the T20 World Cup to be held in Australia this year.
The ICC said in a statement, "It was agreed that the future tour schedule (FTP) interrupted by the Kovid-19 pandemic would have to be reviewed by 2023 and every possible effort to re-organize all cricket tournaments postponed. Will go.
England's tour of Sri Lanka and Australia's tour of New Zealand had to be canceled midway. There is also apprehension about Pakistan and West Indies visiting England this year. It has also been learned that emergency plans are also being made for the T20 World Cup to be held in Australia in October-November.
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