England are due to play Zimbabwe in one of their Cup matches on 13 February.
But lots of people think it would be wrong to play there.
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has been criticised for his policy of seizing land owned by white farmers and for using violence against people who disagree with the way he runs the country.
What might happen
If England refuse to play:
- They will not gain any points from a match they would expect to win, making it much harder to qualify for the next round
- They face a £1m fine from the International Cricket Council (ICC), which is organising the tournament
- The game stands to lose up to £10m in sponsorship and television cash
- The Zimbabwe team might refuse to play their games in England later this year, causing the loss of millions of pounds in income
But cricket bosses don't see why they should be stopped from playing while lots of English businesses are still allowed to trade in Zimbabwe.