Tag: PCB
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Pakistan National Women’s One-Day Tournament 2025-26 Kicks Off in Faisalabad
Pakistan’s National Women’s One-Day Tournament Returns The National Women’s One-Day Tournament for the 2025-26 season is set to capture the spotlight as five teams converge in Faisalabad from 14 November to 6 December. After a short break, the premiere domestic limited-overs event is back, offering a platform for top female cricketers to showcase talent, compete…
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Pakistan’s National Women’s One-Day Tournament 2025-26 kicks off in Faisalabad
Pakistan’s National Women’s One-Day Tournament returns to the field The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the details for the National Women’s One-Day Tournament 2025-26, signaling a refreshed chapter for women’s domestic cricket in Pakistan. The event will take place in Faisalabad from 14 November to 6 December, aligning the calendar with a growing appetite…
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BCCI Raises Asia Cup Issue at ICC Meet: Tensions Rise Over Schedule Spotlight
Cricket’s governance in focus as BCCI raises Asia Cup issue at ICC meet The air was tense at the ICC headquarters in Dubai as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) brought the Asia Cup discourse to the center of the international cricket council’s discussions. The agenda item, long simmering in cricketing circles,…
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BCCI Raises Asia Cup Issue at ICC Meet: Mohsin Naqvi Attends Amid Transfer of Tensions
Background: A High-Stakes ICC Meeting in Dubai The international cricket calendar has long been a battleground of timelines, broadcasting rights, and regional loyalties. The latest chapter unfolded at the ICC headquarters in Dubai as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) formally raised concerns about the Asia Cup schedule and format. The meeting…
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BCCI Raises Asia Cup Issue at ICC Meet: Key Takeaways as Mohsin Naqvi Attends in Dubai
Asia Cup Debate Takes Center Stage at ICC Meet In a high-stakes meeting at the ICC headquarters in Dubai, the Asia Cup dispute dominated the agenda as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) raised concerns that could shape the tournament’s future format and scheduling. The discussions occurred against the backdrop of ongoing…
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Pakistan to Honour Mohsin Naqvi in Asia Cup Trophy Row
Overview of the Asia Cup Controversy In the wake of the Asia Cup final, controversy swirled around ceremonial gestures tied to the trophy. Pakistani media outlets reported that the Asia Cup awarding ceremony could be used to honour Mohsin Naqvi, the minister overseeing information in Pakistan, with an Excellence Gold Medal. The Nation quoted sources…
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Mohsin Naqvi Asia Cup Trophy: Denial, Debate, and a Trophy Offer
Background: The Asia Cup Trophy Row The Asia Cup trophy controversy rose to the fore after a Dubai ACC meeting on September 30, where discussions touched on the distribution of the trophy and the role of the BCCI. The meeting, attended online by Rajeev Shukla on behalf of the BCCI, sparked questions about who gets…
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BCCI’s Push to Remove ACC Chief Mohsin Nakvi Over Asia Cup Trophy Controversy
Asia Cup 2025: The Controversy Unfolds The Asia Cup 2025 concluded with a dramatic turn of events in Abu Dhabi, where India claimed a hard-fought victory over Pakistan. However, the celebrations were overshadowed by a formal dispute over who would receive the trophy. Pakistan cricket officials reportedly refused to accept the trophy, and questions began…
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Shahid Afridi Urges Mohsin Naqvi to Choose: PCB or Politics
Post-Asia Cup Shock: Afridi’s Message to Mohsin Naqvi The Asia Cup final controversy left fans and officials buzzing, but few statements carried as much weight in Pakistan as Shahid Afridi’s recent comments about Mohsin Naqvi. Afridi, a former captain and one of Pakistan cricket’s most trusted voices, addressed the leadership question directly, urging Mohsin Naqvi…
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Shahid Afridi on Mohsin Naqvi: PCB Chair or Govt Post?
Asia Cup Final Fallout: Trophy, Controversy, and a Call for Clarity The Asia Cup final between India and Pakistan ended with the anticipated competitive edge, but the post-match aftermath quickly shifted focus from sport to governance. Reports suggest that the trophy handover would be carried out by Mohsin Naqvi, Pakistan’s minister and the head of…