The ECB has declined a demand from the BCB to incorporate a hold day for the third ODI in Chittagong, a representative affirmed to ESPNcricinfo. The offer was made because of the harsh climate conditions which are debilitating a washout of the arrangement decider.
On Monday, 30mm of rain was recorded in the port city which is encountering unseasonal rain. Tuesday additionally observed a lot of rain, and the sprinkle proceeded at night. Both groups were constrained indoor for preparing while the ground was for the most part under spreads. The figure for Wednesday isn't empowering yet there is shot of rain decreasing after 4pm which could offer an abbreviated diversion.
The ECB said that they considered the demand however the way of the visit didn't permit them the very late change. The excursion has been liable to remarkable levels of security arranging taking after the July fear assaults - with various organizations cooperating to make a rise around the groups - while the calendar is likewise exceptionally dense with England's Test warm matches beginning on Friday.
"The ECB were asked today whether it is conceivable to plan a rain day - we considered the demand. At this late stage, and on a minimal visit, it is unfortunately impractical," said the ECB representative. "The greater part of our one-day players profit to the UK for Thursday and the Test players are as of now planning for up and coming Tests one week from now. We would plainly love to close the arrangement and plan to get the diversion in tomorrow."
The BCB's cricket operations advisory group administrator Akram Khan said that they set forward the offer in view of the climate. "We inquired as to whether they would need to have the save day however they said no," said Akram.
The ECB said that they considered the demand however the way of the visit didn't permit them the very late change. The excursion has been liable to remarkable levels of security arranging taking after the July fear assaults - with various organizations cooperating to make a rise around the groups - while the calendar is likewise exceptionally dense with England's Test warm matches beginning on Friday.
"The ECB were asked today whether it is conceivable to plan a rain day - we considered the demand. At this late stage, and on a minimal visit, it is unfortunately impractical," said the ECB representative. "The greater part of our one-day players profit to the UK for Thursday and the Test players are as of now planning for up and coming Tests one week from now. We would plainly love to close the arrangement and plan to get the diversion in tomorrow."
The BCB's cricket operations advisory group administrator Akram Khan said that they set forward the offer in view of the climate. "We inquired as to whether they would need to have the save day however they said no," said Akram.
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