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The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is set to hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on July 24 in Dhaka, Bangladesh, despite opposition from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
Reports indicate that the notice for the meeting has already been distributed to all member boards, with ACC President Mohsin Naqvi personally summoning the meeting.
Both the BCCI and Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) have expressed concerns regarding the venue, requesting the ACC to consider shifting it due to logistical and political issues.
Nevertheless, it appears that the meeting will proceed as planned in Dhaka, as the ACC has provided member boards with a 15-day advance notice to facilitate necessary arrangements.
The proposed plan for the Asia Cup suggests that the tournament could be hosted in the UAE, with the event tentatively scheduled to commence on September 5 and conclude by September 21.
Dubai is anticipated to host the highly anticipated clash between Pakistan and India on September 7, with the possibility of a second encounter between the two arch-rivals during the Super Four stage.
The 17th edition of the Asia Cup will be played in the T20 format and is expected to feature six teams: India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and the UAE.
ACC is set to hold its AGM on July 24 in Dhaka, Bangladesh, despite opposition from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
