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In a significant development, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) sent a second protest letter against coincidence referee Andy Pycroft to the Cricket International Council (ICC). According to a report by Cricbuzz, the council sent the letter on Tuesday night, a few hours before Pakistan’s clash against the Arab Emirates united in Dubai. The meeting was instantly called to address the matter.
On Wednesday on Wednesday, reports revealed that the ICC decided to keep Pycroft involved in the Asia Cup, but agreed that it would not formalize the Pakistan clash with the United Arab Emirates. A middle ground was reached, with Richie Richardson designated as a referee for the Dubai match, while Pycroft remains part of the tournament.
Pakistan sends a second letter to ICC about the coincidence referee Andy Pycroft
According to a report by Cricbuzz, Pakistan Cricket Board again approached the CPI for the retirement of the Andy Pycroft match referee from the ongoing continental championship. Above all, the CPI had rejected its initial request, which caused Pakistan anger.
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The PCB had raised serious concerns about Pycroft’s behavior, claiming that he showed favorite India During the clash between the Arc rivals of September 14. India’s refusal to shake hands with Pakistan players overshadowed the game.
The Council threatened to remove the tournament if its demands were not met. The subject quickly caught the attention of senior officials of the United Arab Emirates Cricket, who according to reports intervened to mediate between the ICC and the PCB.
“Richie Richardson, the other referee of the ICC in the panel, is likely to be done for the virtual playing game between Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates, with Pycroft continuing as a party officer at the tournament. The agreement, however, is not yet officially confirmed,” the report said.
The final decision will be taken by Tomorrow – PCB spokesman Amir Mir
Pakistan’s position could create complications for all parties, as tickets already sold and the commitments of sponsors and broadcasters. Cricbuzz contacted the ICC and Emirates Council officials for comments, but the ICC has not responded publicly.
The PCB said it will publish a statement on Wednesday. Spokesman Amir Mir confirmed that the Council is consulting internally and will make a final decision considering the interests of Pakistan.
“The queries are underway in this regard and a final decision will be made tomorrow. The decision will be taken into account by Pakistan’s interest,” said PCB spokesman Amir Mir said in the afternoon on Tuesday night.
The Council also planned a night meeting after Mohsin Naqvi returned to Lahore of Islamabad, where he met government officials to discuss the hand -running controversy and the continuous stop with the CPI.
Suryakumar Yadav jumped the blow with Pakistan, devotes victory to IAF and the victims of Pahalgam
For those uninformed Indian Captain Suryakumar yadav Did not shake hands with Salman Ali Agha in the launch. The Indian team returned to the locker room without any hand with their Pakistani counterparts after the game.
In the post -match presentation, Suryakumar dedicated India’s victory to Indian Armed Forces, and expressed solidarity with the victims of Pahalgam’s terrorist attack.
Team India has already won a place in the Super Four of Group A after winning its first two games. In the meantime, Oman has been eliminated after the defeats in both opening matches.
Pakistan will face the United Arab Emirates in a DO-O party in Dubai on September 17, with both teams Have a victory and a loss each. The winner will join India in the Super Four, while a loss would end the Pakistan campaign in the Asia Cup 2025.
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