Rumors about the hosting of the Asia Cup and the Indian team coming to Pakistan have been increasing for several days, and today there has been another increase. Now the Indian media has claimed that the hosting of the event can be given to Sri Lanka.
On the issue of hosting the Asia Cup, a new rumor has emerged from the Indian media, in which it has been said that the event can be hosted by Pakistan.
Indian media claimed that the Asia Cup could be hosted by Sri Lanka.
It should be noted that this event is hosted by Pakistan.
Indian media says that the Indian Cricket Board is not ready to send Pakistan and United Arab Emirates (UAE) teams.
He also said that the weather in the UAE is extremely hot in September, and the rest of the member countries also expressed reservations about holding the tournament in the UAE before the World Cup.
The media report said that in the previous Asian Cricket Council (ACC) meeting, Oman had also expressed its desire to host the Asia Cup, but considering the conditions, Sri Lanka is a suitable venue.
Citing the example of the previous event, the report said that in the 2018 Asia Cup in Dubai, the players had to face many problems due to the weather.
Indian media claims that the decision to transfer the Asia Cup to Sri Lanka has been on the table since Jay Shah’s decision not to send the Indian team to Pakistan. The final decision to transfer the Asia Cup to Sri Lanka can be made by the end of this month.
The report also claimed that Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka have expressed their support for hosting the Asia Cup in Sri Lanka.
On the other hand, the Indian media also say that Pakistan’s participation in the Asia Cup is doubtful, Pakistan may boycott the event due to the transfer of the Asia Cup.
It should be noted that the PCB has clearly said that the Asia Cup will be held in Pakistan, while the PCB has also suggested a hybrid model to the Indian Cricket Board.
However, Indian media say that broadcasters also have reservations about the hybrid model of PCB.
It may be noted that Chairman PCB Management Committee Najam Sethi is in Dubai to meet the ACC officials.
On the other hand, the sources say that the PCB is unaware of the Indian media reports.
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