Guernsey Cricket Cancels Matches in Cyprus After Military Action The Guernsey Cricket Board has announced that the island's national team will be cancelling their upcoming matches in Cyprus following military action in the region. The decision comes after Turkey launched a military operation against Kurdish forces in northern Cyprus, sparking concerns about player safety. The matches were scheduled to take place over the next few weeks and would have seen Guernsey face off against local teams in the Kibris Turkcell Super League. However, with tensions running high and travel restrictions in place, the cricket board has decided that it is not safe for their players to travel to the region. "We understand that this decision will be disappointing to our fans and players, but we must prioritize the safety of everyone involved," said a spokesperson for the Guernsey Cricket Board. "We are constantly monitoring the situation and will reassess our position in due course." The cancellation is a blow to both teams, with Guernsey having been looking forward to the matches as part of their preparations for upcoming international fixtures. The Cypriot team had also been keen to host the matches, which would have provided a boost to local cricket development. The situation on the ground remains fluid, with reports of violence and displacement in areas affected by the military action. Cricket authorities are working closely with government agencies and security services to assess the risks and make informed decisions about future travel plans. Guernsey's decision to cancel their matches in Cyprus follows similar moves from other international teams and sports organizations, all of whom have prioritized player ...#Turkey #Cyprus #Guernsey_Cricket_Board #Kurdish_forces #Turkcell_Super_League #Cypriot_team #Government_agencies #Security_services
