England, who lost to India in the semis on Thursday, departed from Mumbai on Saturday evening on a direct charter flight to London.
David Miller and Quinton de Kock
Quinton de Kock and David Miller have criticised the ICC for allegedly prioritising England’s travel arrangements over South Africa and West Indies, with the two teams still waiting to return home amid disruptions caused by the conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran.
England, who lost to India in the semis on Thursday, departed from Mumbai on Saturday evening on a direct charter flight to London.
Both SA and WI are expected to travel together from Kolkata on another charter flight. The exact departure time is yet to be confirmed but the flight is likely to leave on Sunday.
“Funny @ICC, we have heard nothing! Meanwhile, England are leaving before us somehow? @westindies and @proteasmencsa are just in the dark! Strange how different teams have more pull than others,” De Kock wrote on his Instagram story.
Miller also expressed frustration. “Funny that England gets eliminated after WI & SA and gets on a charter back home tonight. While WI & SA still wait for answers in Kolkata,” he wrote in the comments section of one of ESPNcricinfo’s posts.
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