Dubai - The International Cricket Council (ICC) will examine the fate of the up and coming T20 World Cup in the Chief Executive Committee's gathering on Thursday.
As indicated by the subtleties, ICC is thinking about a choice to lead the uber occasion away from plain view. The choice can be taken after the expanding pace of coronavirus over the world.
Delegates from all cricket sheets will join the video chat and examine elective approaches to continue cricket exercises. The gathering will be going by the CEO of ICC, Manu Sawhney.
It must be noted here that all major games have been delayed for an inconclusive period due to broadly spread Coronavirus.
The English season and the worthwhile Twenty20 Indian Premier League have both been deferred by COVID-19.
Britain and Wales Cricket Board CEO Tom Harrison has cautioned a whole season without cricket would cost the game there in excess of 300 million pound ($373 million) while Cricket Australia have laid off staff.
South Africa's restricted overs voyage through Sri Lanka in June turned into the most recent arrangement to be delayed on Monday.
The infection could likewise undermine the current year's T20 World Cup in Australia, intended to begin on October 18.
Also, the following year's debut World Test Championship last at Lord's may must be postponed if nations can't play their booked passing matches.
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