The Six Games of India Cricket Tour by Bangladesh next month was postponed to 2026, both Cricket boards said on Saturday.
The series, including three one -day and three T20 games, had to start on August 17 in Dhaka.
Political relations between India and Bangladesh have become frost since a massive uprising last year in Dhaka knocked down the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and the Cricket Control Board in India (BCCI) have “mutually defer” the series, the statement said.
He said the decision was taken “taking into account the international commitments of Crickt and the convenience of programming of both teams”, without giving more details.
He added that BCB of Bangladesh “hopes to welcome India in September 2026”, with exact accessories that will be launched later.
There is a deep anger in Dhaka in the fate of Hasina, who escaped a lifting led by helicopter students in August 2024 and flew to New Delhi.
Up to 1,400 people were killed between July and August last year, according to the United Nations, when the Hasina government ordered an offensive against protesters in a failed bet to cling to power.
Elections are expected at the beginning of 2026.
