Abdul Razzaq, a former all-rounder for Pakistan, has commented on the recent move of the Asia Cup from Pakistan to Dubai.
He said that it is “good for cricket” and that it promotes the game while also offering cricket players a better choice.
It’s beneficial for cricket. and to promote cricket. Only ICC events host India-Pakistan games. Dubai is the finest choice if the Asia Cup has been moved there. It benefits cricket and cricket players, according to Razzaq.
Razzaq disagrees with the idea of prohibiting India from holding significant events and proposes that both boards should meet and discuss a solution.
“This doesn’t usually happen. It’s been going on for a while. The two boards chatting across the table would be fantastic. This should be resolved by both boards.”
Khaled Mahmood, a former PCB chairman, expressed unhappiness with India’s position in the meanwhile but suggested the PCB start talking to other ICC members.
The ICC should demonstrate its authority and tell India, “Who are you to not go and play Asia Cup in Pakistan? The world doesn’t function on philosophy and ideals. But India has a significant impact on the ICC.
“Corporate sponsorship would all end if We host Asia Cup without India and without their players. Massive wealth will cease. And without them, it won’t be a spectacular event. It would be poor competition. We’ll lose money as well.”
He further emphasized that the PCB should raise the matter with other ICC members like England and Australia and emphasize what India is doing incorrectly.
“We should raise this matter with the other members, such as Australia and England. At the very least, it should be acknowledged that things are out of control, India is acting inappropriately, and you are remaining silent. Sitting and conversing only with India is useless. That was completed. Time to see the other members.”
Finally, Mahmood made fun of Australia when the presenter brought up the current immigration troubles that Australian player Usman Khawaja had.
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