"Holding the world's biggest sporting and football event in a country where LGBTQ+ people are criminalised is a challenging concept for us both as a football charity and as an organisation which has built a reputation around fighting for inclusion. "It's a real example of the man he is and a great example of how supportive his wife is as well that they're still here, and obviously it has worked out well for them." Knight said the committee would consider its next steps but would not be drawn on possible names that could be asked to face questions in the future. Eoin Morgan said it after Bangladesh felt it during their eight-wicket hammering by England in Wednesday's T20 World Cup clash in Abu Dhabi.