BCCI messed up expensive, Asia Cup will not be organized in Pakistan!

New Delhi. A formal meeting of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) was held today i.e. on February 4 regarding the Asia Cup 2023 to be hosted by Pakistan. The meeting was called by the Pakistan Cricket Board. The meeting took place in Bahrain, in which ACC President Jai Shah was also present.

Let us tell you that the Asia Cup is to be hosted by Pakistan in September this year, regarding which BCCI Secretary Jai Shah has already made it clear that Team India will not go on Pakistan tour for the Asia Cup. There was a special discussion on this issue in the important meeting of ACC today.

ACC Meeting For Asia Cup 2023: Know what was discussed in the formal meeting?

In fact, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah and PCB President Najam Sethi had their first formal meeting in Bahrain on Saturday i.e. February 4, 2023, in which it was learned that the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) would organize the Asia Cup in March. Cup 2023) and decide on an alternate venue for the ODI tournament.

It is believed that three venues in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) may be held in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, but the decision has been kept in abeyance for the time being. One of the arguments behind getting it out of Pakistan is that the Pakistani rupee is falling very fast there compared to the dollar. In such a situation, ACC will have to spend a lot in organizing this tournament there.

An ACC official said that Sethi had just taken over the reins of the PCB and if he had handed over the hosting rights in the first meeting itself, it would have reflected poorly at home. Pakistan is currently going through an economic crisis and inflation has hit the country very hard with the country’s currency falling to Pakistani Rupee 277 against 1 US Dollar. Holding a high profile tournament like the Asia Cup, even if the ACC pays the grant, could burn a hole in the PCB’s coffers, so strategically, if the tournament were to be held in the UAE.

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