Overview
- The trophy remains locked at the ACC headquarters in Dubai with instructions that it not be moved or handed over without Mohsin Naqvi’s in‑person approval, according to PTI-cited sources.
- BCCI officials say they will raise the matter at the ICC’s upcoming meetings, with proposals reported to include seeking Naqvi’s censure or removal as an ICC director.
- Naqvi removed the trophy from the presentation stage on September 28 after the Indian team refused to accept it from him following their win over Pakistan.
- BCCI maintains the silverware should have been transferred to its custody under standard protocol and stresses the trophy is not Naqvi’s personal property.
- Reports say Naqvi has insisted India must collect the cup from him in Dubai; the row follows a tournament marked by Indo‑Pak tensions, including no handshakes and politically charged gestures.