PCB chairman Najam Sethi on Saturday mentioned the help of different members of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) could be essential on the problem of internet hosting the Asian Cup, however admitted that India, which needs the event to be held elsewhere, is a giant problem within the continental Dominates. Body.
ACC chief and BCCI secretary Jay Shah had earlier introduced that India wouldn’t journey to Pakistan for the Asia Cup later this 12 months and the event could be shifted out of Pakistan.
“It is essential to see how different members (of the ACC) view our stand on the Asia Cup. What they assume is essential, however on the finish of the day, we should understand how a lot clout BCCI has in world cricket with its monetary energy.
“I’ve been in contact with senior members of the ACC. I’ve knowledgeable them about my issues and we are going to attempt to discover a dignified answer to the issues.
Sethi mentioned he not solely took authorized opinion but additionally held casual consultations with the Foreign Office and authorities officers on the problem.
“I have done informal consultations and also taken the opinion of the government and this time we have also taken all legal advice as to what stand we can take in these meetings,” he mentioned.
Pakistan has been insisting that India ought to come to Pakistan to play within the Asia Cup in September and if they do not come and the event is shifted elsewhere, the PCB must change its composition for the 50-over World Cup. Will be compelled to not ship the workforce to India. Cup in October-November.
I may also speak to BCCI Secretary and ACC President Jai Shah.
“I will see how the meeting goes and then come back and take a final decision after consulting the concerned authorities whether we will send our team to India for the World Cup or not.” Sethi mentioned that if the Pakistan workforce goes to India (for the 50-over World Cup), it will count on the very best requirements of safety for the gamers and easy accessibility for the Pakistani media and followers.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
