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Final Batch Of SA, WI Players Leave India After Travel Chaos Triggered By West Asia Conflict
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|MARCH 13, 2026 ISSUE
Press Trust Of India
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The last batch of South African and West Indian players stranded in India after the T20 World Cup have departed, the ICC announced on Thursday, ending a crisis caused by the closure of Gulf air space in the wake of the raging West Asia conflict.
The ongoing war threw travel plans into disarray, leaving the South African and West Indies teams stranded in Kolkata due to closure of air space and airports at major transit points like Dubai.
The West Indies and South Africa played their final T20 World Cup matches in Kolkata on March 1 and March 4 respectively.
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