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The PCB has proposed to host Asia Cup on a 'hybrid model', where Pakistan play their matches on home soil, while India play at a neutral venue -- in all likelihood Dubai.

Asian Cricket Council has not floated any proposal to postpone Asia Cup: Sources

Contradicting media reports that Asia Cup could be postponed and a parallel tournament without Pakistan could be held, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) sources said that they have not sent out any such proposal.

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The PCB has proposed to host Asia Cup on a 'hybrid model', where Pakistan play their matches on home soil, while India play at a neutral venue -- in all likelihood Dubai.

Contradicting media reports that Asia Cup could be postponed and a parallel tournament without Pakistan could be played in Dubai in the same window, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) sources said that they have not sent out any such proposal to the member nations.
A report in Pakistan media claimed that if PCB will not agree to play Asia Cup at a neutral venue, the tournament could be taken away from the country.
The hosting rights of the 2023 Asia Cup, scheduled to be held in ODI format, are with the Pakistan Cricket Board but BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who is also the ACC chairman, has made it clear that the Indian cricket team will not travel to Pakistan.
The PCB has proposed to host Asia Cup on a 'hybrid model', where Pakistan play their matches on home soil, while India play at a neutral venue -- in all likelihood Dubai.
It is understood that the BCCI instead wants the entire tournament to be shifted to the UAE, much like the 2018 and 2022 editions when India and Sri Lanka were the tournament hosts.

PCB never made any suggestions when the calendar was first communicated in an email to all member boards on Dec 22, 2022, according to the Asian Cricket Council statement

Asian Cricket Council calls PCB chief Najam Sethi's allegations against Jay Shah 'baseless'

The Asian Cricket Council issued a statement, terming Najam Sethi's allegations against President Jay Shah 'baseless'.

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According to the Asian Cricket Council's statement, PCB never made any suggestions when the calendar was first communicated in an email to all member boards on Dec 22.

The Asian Cricket Council has responded to PCB chief Najam Sethi's allegations that the ACC cricket calendar was unilaterally decided by President Jay Shah.
In a statement, the ACC clarified that the calendar was communicated to all member nations through an email on Dec 22 and that PCB made no comments or suggested any modifications during that time.
It further stated that Najam Sethi's comments on social media are 'baseless'.
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The Asia Cup will be played in the 50-over format in September this year.

India & Pakistan in same group for Asia Cup 2023

Arch-rivals India & Pakistan have once again been placed in the same group for the 2023 Asia Cup.

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The Asia Cup will be played in the 50-over format in September this year.

India &amp; Pakistan have been placed in the same group for the Asia Cup this year.
The Asian Cricket Council revealed the cricket calendar for the next 2 years, with the 2023 Asia Cup set to take place in September in the 50-over format as a precursor to the ODI World Cup in October.
The tournament will feature 6 teams. India, Pakistan &amp; a qualifier team are placed in one group while Sri Lanka, Bangladesh &amp; Afghanistan are in the other.
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The 2023 Asia Cup is scheduled to be hosted by Pakistan and earlier reports had suggested that the BCCI was open to sending Team India to participate in the tournament

India won't travel to Pakistan for Asia Cup 2023: Asian Cricket Council chief Jay Shah

BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who is also the ACC chief, stated ahead of the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Mumbai on Tuesday that Team India won't travel to Pakistan for Asia Cup 2023

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The 2023 Asia Cup is scheduled to be hosted by Pakistan and earlier reports had suggested that the BCCI was open to sending Team India to participate in the tournament

BCCI secretary Jay Shah stated ahead of the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Mumbai on Tuesday that Team India won't travel to Pakistan for Asia Cup 2023.&nbsp;
The 2023 Asia Cup is scheduled to be hosted by Pakistan and earlier reports had suggested that the BCCI was open to sending Team India to participate in the tournament. However, Jay Shah, who is also the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) president, clarified that wasn't the case and the 2023 Asia Cup may be played at a neutral venue and not Pakistan.
India had last toured Pakistan for a bilateral series in 2005, while the arch-rivals last locked horns in a bilateral series in 2012. Since then India and Pakistan only face each other in ICC and ACC events.
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PCB in its official statement has hinted towards pulling out from the 50-over World Cup that India will host. 

Jay Shah's statement leaves PCB surprised, requests ACC for an emergency meeting

PCB expresses its disappointment over Jay Shah's statement and hints at pulling out from the 50-over World Cup that India will host 

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PCB in its official statement has hinted towards pulling out from the 50-over World Cup that India will host.&nbsp;

The Pakistan Cricket Board has expressed its disappointment over Jay Shah's announcement of holding the 2023 edition of the Asia Cup at a neutral venue. The board in its official statement hinted towards pulling out from the 50-over World Cup that India will host, next year.&nbsp;
In a statement released on Wednesday, PCB said, &lsquo;The overall impact of such statements has the potential to split the Asian and international cricketing communities and can impact Pakistan&rsquo;s visit to India for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 and future ICC Events in India in the 2024-2031 cycle'
The Pakistan board, which wrote to the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) to convene an emergency meeting of its board, is further irked about the decision being taken unilaterally. They said that the comments were made without any discussion or consultation with the Board of the Asian Cricket Council or the Pakistan Cricket Board which will host the Asia Cup 2023.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/chetan-sharma-s-fate-hangs-in-the-balance-as-the-chairman-of-bcci-s-selection-committee-1666166726424">Chetan Sharma's fate hangs in the balance as the chairman of BCCI's selection committee</a>
Pointing out that the PCB was awarded the hosting rights with the overwhelming support of the ACC board members, the board informed that they haven't received any official communication regarding the venue shift yet.&nbsp;

Sri Lanka Cricket on July 20 informed the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) that it will be unable to host the Asia Cup in the county due to the ongoing economic and political crisis.
An Asian Cricket Council source told news agency PTI that it's not an ideal situation for them to host such a mega-event of six teams on the island specially where foreign exchange is concerned. The official added that Sri Lanka has expressed to host the tournament in the UAE or another venue.&nbsp;
'UAE is not the final replacement venue, it could be some other country, even India,' he further added. With the tournament due to start in late August, the ACC is likely to make an announcement in the next few days.
Sri Lanka Cricket had also postponed the Lanka Premier League due the poilitical situation in their country. However, bilateral series are being played in Sri Lanka with Australia, India women and Pakistan touring the island nation for Tests and white-ball series.
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Sri Lanka Cricket not in a position to host the Asia Cup, ACC looking for a new venue

Sri Lanka Cricket on July 20 informed the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) that it will be unable to host the Asia Cup in the county due to the ongoing economic and political crisis

Sri Lanka expresses to host the tournament in the UAE or another venue, ACC official says that it can even be hosted by India

Sri Lanka Cricket on July 20 informed the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) that it will be unable to host the Asia Cup in the county due to the ongoing economic and political crisis.
An Asian Cricket Council source told news agency PTI that it's not an ideal situation for them to host such a mega-event of six teams on the island specially where foreign exchange is concerned. The official added that Sri Lanka has expressed to host the tournament in the UAE or another venue.&nbsp;
'UAE is not the final replacement venue, it could be some other country, even India,' he further added. With the tournament due to start in late August, the ACC is likely to make an announcement in the next few days.
Sri Lanka Cricket had also postponed the Lanka Premier League due the poilitical situation in their country. However, bilateral series are being played in Sri Lanka with Australia, India women and Pakistan touring the island nation for Tests and white-ball series.
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