England cricketers clarify ICC scheduling criticism was not aimed at India

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England cricketers Kate Cross and Alex Hartley faced severe backlash, including death threats, after criticising the ICC's scheduling policy for the Women's T20 World Cup semi-finals. The two players clarified that their remarks were directed at the tournament's scheduling policy, not the Indian team itself. Under the policy in question, India would have been automatically placed in an earlier semi-final slot had they qualified. The controversy became irrelevant after India was eliminated from the tournament, reverting the schedule to its standard format.

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