NEW DELHI: Food delivery app Magicpin joined the controversy between the BCCI and the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) after the latter decided not to send its national team to India for the upcoming T20 World Cup and demanded that its matches be shifted to Sri Lanka, offering a hilarious take on the issue on social media.

They took a veiled dig at the BCB through a billboard advertisement that humorously read, "World Cup delivery cancelled - nahi aana hai toh mat aao," and featured a delivery person holding a World Cup trophy alongside a disappointed cricketer in a green uniform.

Bangladesh's decision came in the wake of pacer Mustafizur Rahman being released by the Kolkata Knight Riders at the behest of the BCCI, following which the country also banned the telecast of the IPL.

BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, while announcing the diktat to release Rahman, had stated that it was being done because of "developments all around", without explaining the specifics.

Bangladesh were scheduled to play three T20 World Cup matches in Kolkata and one in Mumbai.

Drawn in Group C, the team was due to face the West Indies in their opening match at Eden Gardens in Kolkata and subsequently compete against defending champions England, Italy and Nepal.