Mumbai, Aug. 10 -- The fate of India's once-postponed white-ball tour of Bangladesh is now contingent on a late thaw in relations between the two countries and the response of the two governments. "The BCCI is awaiting directions from the Indian government. Only if they give a nod, would the tour go ahead," a BCCI official said. Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has constantly been in touch with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) ever since former skipper Tamim Iqbal took over as BCB president to make the series happen. However, the latest turn of political events has left BCB less hopeful. Recently, former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, currently in exile in India, said she was prepared to face arrest, imprisonment or even death, but would return to her homeland. Bangladesh has asked India for Hasina's extradition. India was to originally play a white-ball series (three T20Is and three ODIs) in Bangladesh in 2025, before it was deferred by a year following political tensions between the two countries. Subsequently, the Bangladesh women's tour of India in December was also postponed. Relations between BCB and BCCI soured after the Indian cricket board instructed Kolkata Knight Riders in January to release Bangladesh fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman from their IPL squad. It sparked a major row and despite discussions with International Cricket Council (ICC), resulting in the BCB deciding against playing in the 2026 T20 World Cup in India....