Bangladesh is on standby to host Asia Cup amid political crisis in Sri Lanka, ACC will decide venue soon: Reports
IMPORTANT HIGHLIGHTS
- The venue for the 2022 Asia Cup is still unclear
- The ACC named Bangladesh as a stanby host
- The political crisis in Sri Lanka could force change in the area
“The ACC is monitoring the situation and will make a decision at its meeting later this month, keeping all factors in mind,” a source told Sportstar.
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