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'Very high risk' on 2020 T20 World Cup, says Cricket Australia CEO

By Saurabh Sharma May 30, 2020 • 12:49 PM View: 1059

Sydney, May 29: Cricket Australia Chief Executive Kevin Roberts admitted that there is a "very high risk" of the 2020 men's T20 World Cup not going through as scheduled.

"Obviously, we've been hopeful all along that it could be staged in October-November but you would have to say there is a very high risk about the prospect of that happening," Roberts told reporters in a video call on Friday. "In the event that doesn't happen, there are potential windows in the February-March period, October-November the following year."

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