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NajamSethi, according to the source, has proposed a Pakistan versus Nepal match and Afghanistan versus Bangladesh, Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka and Sri Lanka v Bangladesh matches in Pakistan.

In a huge setback to Pakistan, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has reportedly decided to move the Asia Cup out of the country.

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on Monday decided to move the Asia Cup out of the country after PCB's proposal to host the tournament on a 'hybrid model' was rejected by the member nations, reported news agency PTI

Contradicting media reports that Asia Cup could be postponed and a parallel tournament, excluding Pakistan, could be played in Dubai in the same window, the ACC sources told PTI that they have not sent out any such proposal to the member nations

Cement maker ACC Ltd on Thursday reported a decline of 40.53 per cent in its consolidated net profit at Rs 235.66 crore for the quarter ending March 2023.

The PCB and BCCI have been in discussions with the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) over an appropriate model for the Asia Cup.

PCB chief Najam Sethi urged other members of the ACC to intervene regarding the Asia Cup hosting issue.

The issues started when BCCI secretary Jay Shah, also the chairman of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), said that India would not travel to Pakistan for the Asia Cup

Asia Cup was initially allotted to Pakistan and was scheduled in September this year but BCCI Secretary Jay Shah, who is also the ACC chairman, had announced last October that India will not travel to Pakistan

While Pakistan is the designated host for the Asia Cup, BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who is also the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) head, last year said that India won't be travelling to the country for the continental event

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone went up 0.92 per cent to Rs 570.30 and ACC rose 0.64 per cent to Rs 1,842.65 per scrip on the exchange.

The BCCI remains adamant that the Indian team will not travel to Pakistan for the Asia Cup. The ACC is reportedly planning to shift the tournament to an 'alternate venue'.

Last year, ACC chairman Shah had released the itinerary of the continental body and the venue of Asia Cup wasn't mentioned

ACC president and BCCI secretary Jay Shah earlier stated that the 2023 Asia Cup will not be hosted in Pakistan and will be played at a neutral venue.

The stocks that were gaining the most in the morning included JM Financial, J and L Bank, Credit ACC, VST Industries and 360 One Wam.

NajamSethi, according to the source, has proposed a Pakistan versus Nepal match and Afghanistan versus Bangladesh, Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka and Sri Lanka v Bangladesh matches in Pakistan.

In a huge setback to Pakistan, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has reportedly decided to move the Asia Cup out of the country.

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on Monday decided to move the Asia Cup out of the country after PCB's proposal to host the tournament on a 'hybrid model' was rejected by the member nations, reported news agency PTI

Contradicting media reports that Asia Cup could be postponed and a parallel tournament, excluding Pakistan, could be played in Dubai in the same window, the ACC sources told PTI that they have not sent out any such proposal to the member nations

Cement maker ACC Ltd on Thursday reported a decline of 40.53 per cent in its consolidated net profit at Rs 235.66 crore for the quarter ending March 2023.

The PCB and BCCI have been in discussions with the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) over an appropriate model for the Asia Cup.

PCB chief Najam Sethi urged other members of the ACC to intervene regarding the Asia Cup hosting issue.

The issues started when BCCI secretary Jay Shah, also the chairman of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), said that India would not travel to Pakistan for the Asia Cup

Asia Cup was initially allotted to Pakistan and was scheduled in September this year but BCCI Secretary Jay Shah, who is also the ACC chairman, had announced last October that India will not travel to Pakistan

While Pakistan is the designated host for the Asia Cup, BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who is also the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) head, last year said that India won't be travelling to the country for the continental event

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone went up 0.92 per cent to Rs 570.30 and ACC rose 0.64 per cent to Rs 1,842.65 per scrip on the exchange.

The BCCI remains adamant that the Indian team will not travel to Pakistan for the Asia Cup. The ACC is reportedly planning to shift the tournament to an 'alternate venue'.

Last year, ACC chairman Shah had released the itinerary of the continental body and the venue of Asia Cup wasn't mentioned

ACC president and BCCI secretary Jay Shah earlier stated that the 2023 Asia Cup will not be hosted in Pakistan and will be played at a neutral venue.

The stocks that were gaining the most in the morning included JM Financial, J and L Bank, Credit ACC, VST Industries and 360 One Wam.