BCCI Secretary Devjit Saik denies that the Indian board has decided to get out of ACC incidents

Mumbai: Control Board for Cricket in India (BCCI) Secretary Devjit Saikia has denied report that BCCI has decided to get out of all tournaments organized by the Asian Cricket Council (((ACC) To separate Pakistan, after the growing limit between two neighboring countries.In a statement on Monday toi, Saikia said, “Since this morning, it has come in our notice about some news items about the BCCI decision, which do not participate in the Asia Cup and Women’s emerging teams Asia CupBoth ACC events. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“Such reports are devoid of any truth so far, BCCI has not discussed any such steps about ACC incidents, has stopped writing anything to ACC. At this stage, our major focus is on both men and women, both men and women.”

“The issue of Asia Cup Matter or any other ACC event has not come up for discussion at any level, so any news or report on it is purely speculative and imaginary. It can be said that BCCI, AS and when any ACC events are discussed and reach any important decision, it will also be announced through media.According to reports, the BCCI has already informed the ACC about its decision to withdraw from the emerging teams Asia Cup, which is scheduled to be held in Sri Lanka next month, and from the men’s Asia Cup set for September, where India is a host nation. Reports states that one of the major reasons behind the move is that the ACC is currently presiding over Mohsin Naqvi, who is not only the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), but also the internal minister in the Government of Pakistan.

India is going to host the Asia Cup in the sept, but the tournament may be under a huge cloud if India goes out of it. It should be noted that this incident will barely have any importance without the India-Pakistan game. In 2024, Sony Pictures Network India (SPNI) signed a $ 170 million deal for media rights for the next eight years for the Asia Cup.