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Australia to tour Bangladesh later this year to play T20 Internationals

| @indiablooms | Feb 10, 2021, at 10:06 pm

Dhaka: Australia will tour Bangladesh later this year for their first tour since 2017, media reports said.

However, Australia won't play Tests in the upcoming series.

Instead, Australia will play T20 Internationals during the tour.

ESPNcricinfo has confirmed discussions around the brief tour, which are the result of India hosting the global T20I event in 2021 while the 2020 edition, originally to have been hosted by Australia last year, was pushed out to 2022.

According to the Future Tours Program, Bangladesh are also to host England for white-ball games ahead of the T20 World Cup, meaning the matches may well be arrayed as a triangular series, the news portal reported.

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