All three individuals face charges in relation to the Bim10 Tournament 2023/24, which falls under the jurisdiction of the CWI Anti-Corruption Code.

Already, the travel itinerary of several T20 World Cup 2026 teams like England, West Indies and South Africa went haywire after important transit points like Dubai and Doha saw airspace closures

India has taken its cricket to a different level as far as the white-ball format is concerned, West Indies legend Viv Richards has said in the wake of Team India's recent T20 World Cup 2026 win.

The ICC release said: "On current arrangements, the South Africa contingent will begin departing for South Africa tonight, with all members expected to have departed within the next 36 hours."

Cricket West Indies (CWI) have confirmed that commercial travel arrangements have been secured for members of the West Indies national cricket team currently in India after continued delays with a charter flight organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC).

The ICC on Tuesday booked separate commercial flights for the stranded West Indies and South Africa teams after their charter flight scheduled to take off from Kolkata " was cancelled due to logistical issues".

West Indies and South Africa cricket teams remain stranded in India days after T20 World Cup elimination due to airspace restrictions amid Middle East conflict.

The West Indies and South Africa cricket teams are scheduled to leave India for their home on Tuesday after being stuck in the country following their unsuccessful T20 World Cup campaigns due to travel restrictions owing to the Middle East conflict.

West Indies and South Africa squads have finally received confirmation regarding their departure from India after their campaigns in the ICC T20 World Cup came to an end.

David Miller alleged the ICC of favouring England by providing them a charter flight before the Proteas and the West Indies.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan lashed out at ICC for prioritising the departures of more powerful boards over South Africa and West Indies -- two teams who have been waiting to fly out for a longer time.

Following disruption in commercial air travel due to the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran, three teams - England, South Africa and West Indies - are yet to depart India

It's been almost a week since the West Indies crashed out of the T20 World Cup following a loss to defending champions India in a virtual quarterfinal at Eden Gardens in Kolkata last Sunday.

England, South Africa and West Indies are set to depart India over the weekend on chartered flights arranged by the ICC following disruption to commercial air travel due to the ongoing conflict involving US, Israel and Iran.

South Africa's campaign in the T20 World Cup also ended after their defeat to New Zealand in Kolkata in the first semifinal on Wednesday.

West Indies cricket team spinner Akeal Hosein requested superstar footballer Cristiano Ronaldo to 'rescue' him as he could not travel back to his country amid rising conflict in the Middle East.

The West Indies, who were knocked out of the T20 World Cup after losing to India in the Super Eight match on Sunday at Kolkata, were not able to fly back home as flight operations through parts of the Gulf region were disrupted.

West Indies cricketers have been unable to fly back home from India due to international airspace restrictions triggered by the US and Israeli strikes on Iran.