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Australia cancel hosting Bangladesh later this year
Melbourne, May 9 (CRICKETNMORE) - Cricket Australia (CA) has on Wednesday reportedly cancelled hosting Bangladesh later this year citing financial reasons.
According to a report by espncricinfo, CA communicated to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) that the tour was not "commercially viable".
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