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ICC dismisses bias claims by South Africa and West Indies cricketers

11 March 2026
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Cricket’s governing body, the ICC, has denied claims of favoritism after West Indies and South Africa were left stranded in India for over a week following the T20 World Cup, while England flew out within two days. The ICC cited safety, feasibility, and welfare as the reasons behind the differing travel arrangements, with West Indies and South Africa set to depart soon after delays. Frustrated players expressed their discontent on social media, questioning the unequal treatment among the teams.

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