BCCI Confident of Asia Cup Trophy ‘Landing’ in Mumbai After Stand-Off with Mohsin Naqvi: ‘No Timeline’
Devajit Saikia said the men's and women's trophies will arrive at the BCCI office after India refused awards from ACC president Mohsin Naqvi.
- BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said the men’s and women’s Asia Cup trophies should eventually reach the board’s office at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, but gave no timeline.
- The trophies remained at the Asian Cricket Council headquarters in Dubai after India’s men’s and women’s teams declined to accept them from ACC president Mohsin Naqvi.
- After India’s women won the Asia Cup final against Sri Lanka, BCCI officials presented Nandani Sharma with the fielding medal outside the official ceremony.
- Saikia said the decision not to accept the trophies was institutional and came amid tensions between India and Pakistan.
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Devajit Saikia’s Loud And Clear Message To Mohsin Naqvi: ‘Both Asia Cup Trophies Will…’
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said on Friday that the men’s and women’s Asia Cup trophies, still at the Asian Cricket Council headquarters in Dubai, may reach India “one day” without any timeline. The issue remains unresolved after India’s men’s and women’s teams refused to accept the silverware from ACC president Mohsin Naqvi.
'Both the trophies will come': BCCI's big update on Asia Cup trophies snubbed by Mohsin Naqvi
The arrival of India's Asia Cup trophies at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai is on the horizon. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia assured fans that the silverware would be en route soon. Both the men's and women's cricket teams chose not to participate in trophy presentations in Dubai. Notably, the women's team held their own medal ceremony after clinching the final, demonstrating a resolute stance towards trophy recognition.
Cannot Give A Timeline But Asia Cup Trophies Will Be in BCCI Office One Day: Saikia
After winning the Asia Cup, the men's team and more recently the women refused to take the trophy from Asian Cricket Council president Moshin Naqvi, who is also an interior minister in Pakistan government
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