How long will Asia Cup thief Mohsin Naqvi survive... ICC's big decision, this is how Team India will get the trophy

The ICC has made a significant decision regarding the 2025 Asia Cup trophy dispute. A resolution was passed to resolve the Asia Cup trophy dispute. A committee has been formed.

The ICC Board meeting in Dubai took a major step in resolving the ongoing dispute over the 2025 Asia Cup trophy. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) raised the issue of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Mohsin Naqvi withholding the trophy. The ICC has formed a committee to resolve the matter so that India can receive its winning trophy. The dispute began when Indian players refused to accept the trophy from Mohsin Naqvi.

The issue was raised in the ICC board meeting

This issue was raised at the ICC's board meeting in Dubai on Friday. The meeting discussed several important issues, including the expansion of the Women's World Cup and the inclusion of cricket in the Olympics. The ongoing dispute between India and Pakistan over the Asia Cup 2025 trophy also became a key part of the discussion. India won the Asia Cup 2025 on September 28th, but they have not yet received the trophy. This happened because Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Mohsin Naqvi took the trophy. This happened after Indian players refused to accept the trophy from Naqvi. Mohsin Naqvi is also the head of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC).

Will the ICC be able to resolve the issue?

According to sources, the BCCI raised the issue of Mohsin Naqvi's retention of the Asia Cup trophy at the ICC meeting. All ICC Board members emphasized that India and Pakistan are very important to the cricketing world and should resolve their issues amicably. A resolution was passed to resolve the Asia Cup trophy dispute. Under this resolution, a committee has been formed to resolve the matter as quickly as possible so that India can receive its trophy. However, the Asia Cup trophy dispute was not included in the official agenda, so no minutes were prepared in this regard.

Asia Cup marred by controversies

The entire controversy began when India, captained by Suryakumar Yadav, won their ninth Asia Cup title by defeating Pakistan, led by Salman Agha, by five wickets at the Dubai International Stadium. However, the post-match celebrations took an unbelievable turn. The Indian team refused to accept the trophy or winner's medals from Mohsin Naqvi. Mohsin Naqvi is the President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), the Home Minister of Pakistan, and the Chairman of the PCB. The

ongoing cross-border tensions between the two countries are being cited as a reason for the Indian team's refusal. The incident led to chaos, and India's victory celebrations ended without the trophy. The BCCI formally requested to resolve the issue, but the matter remains unresolved.

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