Asia Cup Fallout: Mohsin Naqvi humiliated in front of ACC officials; BCCI Déhain | Cricket news

Mumbai: Raising a strong objection ” of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), President Mohin Naqvi, to remove the Asian Cup trophy and the medals, the BCCI Minister of the Interior, who taught Dubai, who learned. Vice-President Rajeev Shukla and the former treasurer Ashish Shelar were representatives of BCCI in Aga, which they witnessed practically. “Shukla and Shelar have completely cornered Naqvi on the issue, which was not registered on the agenda but was resumed before the end of the meeting. India has raised a strong objection to Naqvi by taking the Asian Cup trophy and the medals with him on Sunday evening in Dubai after India beat Pakistan in the final by five wickets. When he was asked to return the trophy and the medals won by India, Naqvi said that the Indian captain, Suryakumar Yadav, could recover them from the ACC office in Dubai.

However, he was told that BCCI’s position was very clear: the Indian captain would not take the Naqvi trophy. After Shukla and Shelar strongly advanced the argument of India, Naqvi went to the retro-cooking and was moderate at the meeting. Bangladesh Cricket Chairman, Aminul Islam Bulbul, suggested that the question could be resolved later. The case has been deferred and will now be treated between Naqvi and the BCCI, with a mediator between the two, “a source told you. “We hope that the best meaning will prevail over Naqvi and that he will need, otherwise India will file a complaint against him in the ICC,” he added. Explaining how Naqvi was “ York ” At the meeting of the ACC by the representatives of the BCCI, the source said: “Naqvi had the impression that being the president of the AC, only he could present the trophy on stage. However, the BCCI representatives told him that there was no such mandate. Lanka, and not Jay Shahwho was then the president of ACC. He was also told that the BCCI was firm in its position that Surya would not take the Naqvi trophy, in particular in the light of its anti-Indian publications on social networks. »» The source added: “No country participating in AGA has supported Naqvi’s law. In fact, Malaysia, Indonesia and Sri Lanka supported India.”