England, who lost to India in the second semifinal on Thursday, departed Mumbai on Saturday evening on a direct charter flight to London. South Africa and West Indies, however, remain in Kolkata and are yet to leave the country. While WI & SA still wait for answers in Kolkata," he wrote in the comments section of one of ESPNcricinfo's posts. Two-time World Cup-winning former West Indies captain and current head coach Darren Sammy also weighed in on the issue. West Indies and South Africa are expected to first fly to Johannesburg before the Caribbean side continues onward to Antigua.

Source: The Telegraph March 08, 2026 06:16 UTC