Asia Cup 2023: Things look very rough for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) at this moment. With most likely on the verge of losing the rights to host the Asia Cup, Pakistan is most likely to Boycott the tournament. They are currently in talks with South Africa, West Indies, Zimbabwe and Ireland to hosts a tri-series tournament ahead of the World Cup. Follow Asia Cup 2023 Live Updates on InsideSport.IN
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As per the latest developments, the hosting venue of the Asia Cup 2023 is most likely to be shifted to SriLanka. This comes after both SriLanka Cricket and the Bangladesh Cricket decided to lend their support to the BCCI in order to move the tournament away from Pakistan. Though the PCB’s threats of boycotting the Asia Cup is evident, there is no assurance that the team will take part in the upcoming World Cup set to be held in India.
As Pakistan are on the verge of losing their Asia Cup hosting rights, the PCB has other plans to make provision for the team to play and prepare for the mega tournament (if they play). PCB has been in contact with South Africa, West Indies, Zimbabwe and Ireland and is keen to host a tri-series tournament in that span of time.
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If the Asia Cup is not held as scheduled, Pakistan is in discussions to host the Tri Series. Only a few nations include South Africa, Zimbabwe, Ireland, & the West Indies… pic.twitter.com/WefddStA1t
— Nawaz 🇵🇰 (@Rnawaz31888) May 8, 2023
Earlier, the PCB proposed the BCCI that India’s matches will be played at a neutral venue after India decided that India team will not travel to the neighboring country to play the tournament. Now, Pakistan will be eyeing for revenge. Tipped to most likely boycott Asia Cup 2023, there are also doubts about the country’s participation in the upcoming World Cup.
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