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The clashes and clashes between India and Pakistan on the row of hand have taken the form of a massive controversy, and after the PCB statement, BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia has been presented with an blunt.
India defeated Pakistan for seven doctors on Sunday to get his second victory of the tournament. The blue men with this massive victory have also reached the Super-4 stage; However, Pakistan is currently in the shadow of elimination.
The Sunday Cup’s Cup 2025 is still the conversation of the city. Suryakumar Yadav’s men denied Pakistan players a formal hand at the end of the game, which let the opposition players humiliate.
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Devajit Saikia opens to the Indian-Pakistan controversy in the Asia Cup
Speaking on this topic, BCCI secretary, Devajit Saikia, said that it must be focused on celebrating the victory of India. He has also asked the fans, as well as the players, not to focus on what they say third parties or hostile nations.
“I can only say that India won. It won. It was a tremble victory for the Indian team. Nothing more. Not less. All this. India won the game so comfortably. We should enjoy instead of focusing on all the noise created by some third -party or hostile countries.
“We don’t have to bother.
PCB to suffer a mass financial blow if they boycott the Asia Cup
The Pakistan Cricket Board has reported the Massive Problem to the ICC match at the ICC. The PCB head, Mohsin Naqvi, who is also currently the President of the Asian Cricket Council, urged the CPI to replace the party referee Andy Pycroft.
They have informed the international body that Pycroft deceived the Pakistani team by not informing them of the hand -in -hand deception during the conclusion of the game, while the Indian players re -walked, leaving the Pak players.
However, the CPI has denied its allegation, because of which the PCB had threatened to boycott the next game against the United Arab Emirates. However, the latest reports have suggested that the PCB could cause a massive loss of almost 140 more crores if they decide to boycott the Asia Cup.
The stations are affected if Pakistan stopped leaving before Super-4
Sonyliv, who took on the dissemination rights to the Asian Cricket Council Tournament, was hoping to mark several games in the competition between the Indian rival nations and Pakistan.
However, if Pakistan chooses outside the tournament, the Asia Cup 2025 will no longer witness an Indian competition and Pakistan in the Super-4 stages. This would lead to losses made by the stations.
