Overview
- The BCCI has compiled a list of charges and plans to question Mohsin Naqvi’s eligibility at the ICC board meeting in Dubai this week, according to multiple reports.
- The Asia Cup trophy remains in ACC custody in the UAE after India did not receive it from Naqvi at the September 28 final, and the BCCI rejected a proposed Dubai handover ceremony.
- Reports say Naqvi’s attendance is uncertain due to domestic commitments, with PCB COO Sumair Syed expected to represent the board if he skips the meeting.
- The Afghanistan Cricket Board is reported to back India’s position and could push for Naqvi to relinquish one of his roles.
- PCB sources defend Naqvi’s conduct as within ACC authority and say he has taken legal advice ahead of any challenge.