Mohsin Naqvi, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board and president of the ACC, is set to attend the Women’s Asia Cup final. Should India clinch victory, tensions may arise over trophy presentation, reminiscent of last year when India declined to accept the Men’s Asia Cup trophy from Naqvi. As India approaches the semi-finals, they emerge as strong contenders for the title. Mohsin Naqvi, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board and president of the ACC, is set to attend the Women’s Asia Cup final. Should India clinch victory, tensions may arise over trophy presentation, reminiscent of last year when India declined to accept the Men’s Asia Cup trophy from Naqvi. As India approaches the semi-finals, they emerge as strong contenders for the title.
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