BCCI adopts a brave move to isolate Pakistan, will be removed from the Asian Cup: Report

The latest hostilities in the border regions between India and Pakistan will have a long and lasting effect on the relations between the two countries. While India and Pakistan have already been against playing bilateral crickets, the worsening political relations between the two countries endangered multi -screen events between the two teams. With a Pakistani Minister of the Asian Cricket Council – the Cricket Control Board (BCCI) in India, which manages the cricket works on the continent, plans to leave this year’s Asian Cup to further isolate the neighboring country.

The Asian Cup 2025 is planned to be organized in India, but the competition is not financially important with a match against Pakistan. While countries like Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Afghanistan earn income from the tournament, the greatest attraction continues to be an undisputed Indian vs Pakistan conflict.

However, considering the current political climate, BCCI does not seem eager to continue its Asian Cup plan. Such a scenario would damage the financials of the Asian organ led by Mohsin Naqvi, the president of the Pakistan Cricket Board.

Naqvi took part after he evacuated the role after he was called the President of the International Cricket Council of the former BCCI secretary, Jay Shah.

“The Indian team cannot play in a tournament organized by the Acc, the Chief of Pakistan. Indian Express He quoted a BCCI source.

Most of the Asian Cup from India and the existing Pakistan emotion in the country with most sponsors in the country make BCCI’s plans for the tournament.

In 2024, Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) acquired media rights for the Asian Cup for a fee of USD $ 170 million. However, if the Asian Cup does not happen this year, the agreement must be re -processed.

The 2023 Asian Cup saw that a hybrid model, where part of the tournament took place in Sri Lanka, was accepted. While India continued to receive the title in Colombo, Pakistan was not entitled to the finals.