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Jay Shah rubbishes reports of Pakistan visit for 2023 Asia Cup
Zaka Ashraf met Jay Shah on Tuesday on the sidelines of an International Cricket Council meeting in Durban
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“Ashraf can say whatever he wants”: ACC stands firm on Asia Cup’s hybrid model
The ACC has affirmed its support for the accepted model and dismissed Ashraf's concerns
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Jay Shah wanted to win, Pakistan wanted to save face: Rashid Latif
Latif implied that Jay Shah may have accepted the hybrid model, in order to gain recognition for his efforts
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Asia Cup: BCB, ACB ready to support PCB as SLC seeks favour from BCCI
Afghanistan, Bangladesh sided with Pakistan, while BCCI has allied with Sri Lanka to play two additional matches
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Asia Cup: PCB objects to host agreement favouring India
The PCB has edited the document and sent it back to the ACC, but they have not received a response yet
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PCB officials plan to take tough stance at ICC meeting
The issue will be discussed at the International Cricket Council meeting on March 20, along with other concerns
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PCB responds to Jay Shah's statement over not playing Asia Cup in Pakistan
Jay Shah, who is also the secretary of BCCI, stated India will not travel to Pakistan next year to play in Asia Cup
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