Scotland has replaced Bangladesh at the T20 World Cup, the International Cricket Council has confirmed, after the Asian side refused to participate in any matches played in India.
Bangladesh captain Litton Das admits he is "uncertain" about his country's participation at the T20 World Cup as they await the ICC decision on a possible venue change.
Representatives of the International Cricket Council are reportedly set to visit Bangladesh for discussions around their participation in the upcoming T20 World Cup in India.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has reiterated that the country's cricket team will not play any of their T20 World Cup matches in India and want their games shifted to co-hosts Sri Lanka.
The ICC has said there is no specific or heightened security threat for Bangladesh playing in India at the T20 World Cup, even though the country's sports adviser said they still have concerns.
Bangladesh batter Najmul Hossain Shanto admits "it is not easy" to perform in global tournaments when off-field controversies continue to haunt the team.