Australia will host the this year's T20 World Cup delayed by the coronavirus in 2022, the International Cricket Council announced on Friday.
India will host the 2021 edition as planned, the global governing body said, while the 50-over Women´s World Cup, scheduled for next year in New Zealand, has been postponed until 2022.
The ICC last month announced that the 2020 edition of the T20 World Cup could not take place as planned in Australia from October this year.
ICC chief executive Manu Sawhney said in a statement on Friday: "We now have absolute clarity on the future of ICC events, enabling all of our members to focus on the rescheduling of lost international and domestic cricket.
"We will now proceed as planned with the men's T20 World Cup 2021 in India and host the 2022 edition in Australia."
ICC acting chairman Imran Khwaja said health and safety had been the top priority.
"The decisions ...
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Although the Manchester skies were overcast, skipper Azhar Ali told Sky Sports: "Obviously the overhead conditions will help the bowlers but we were very clear in our heads that we want to bat first.
"Because of the composition of the team, we wanted an all-rounder which also means we'll have two leg-spinners.
"Coming to England will always be a challenge but we are up for it and want to make sure we go positively, start well and take it on from there.
"It's great to be back playing cricket and that people can watch at home during these tough times."
England were unchanged from the side that won the third Test against the West Indies by 269 runs to complete a 2-1 series victory in a campaign that marked international cricket´s ...
