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As BCCI Gets USD 230 Million Of ICC's Revenue, Pakistan Board Will Earn... - sports.ndtv.com - county Will - Pakistan

As BCCI Gets USD 230 Million Of ICC's Revenue, Pakistan Board Will Earn...

The Pakistan Cricket Board wasn't entirely happy as the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the revenue share percentages of the USD 600 million pool. The Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI) expectedly got the biggest chunk, earning a whopping USD 230 million, which comes out to be 38.5 percent of the overall ICC revenue. The PCB, on the other hand, got 5.75 percent of the overall sum, earning USD 34.51 million in the 2024-27 cycle.

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Najam Sethi - Asia Cup 2023 Schedule To Be Announced On This Date - sports.ndtv.com - New Zealand - India - Sri Lanka - Afghanistan - Bangladesh - Pakistan - Nepal

Asia Cup 2023 Schedule To Be Announced On This Date

After a long wait, the Asia Cup 2023 schedule is finally going to be announced. According to a press release by the Pakistan Cricket Board, chairman of the PCB Management Committee, Zaka Ashraf, will unveil the schedule of the ACC Asia Cup 2023 on Wednesday in Lahore. The event is scheduled to start at 7:45 PM.

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Asia Cup - Zaka Ashraf - Najam Sethi - Pakistan To Change Asia Cup Stance? PCB Wants To Host More Games: Report - sports.ndtv.com - India - Sri Lanka - Pakistan - Nepal

Pakistan To Change Asia Cup Stance? PCB Wants To Host More Games: Report

The PCB will try to get more matches of the Asia Cup to be staged in Pakistan when the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) board meets in Dubai on Sunday. Following the acceptance of the hybrid model by all stakeholders including the PCB and BCCI, the ACC announced last month that four matches will be held in Pakistan and nine in Sri Lanka with the event to held from August 31 to September 17. Hybrid model was proposed as BCCI had clearly conveyed that it won't send its team to Pakistan due to the tense relations between the two countries.

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Zaka Ashraf - "Unfair To Deprive People...": Former Pakistan Captain Questions PCB Over World Cup Stance - sports.ndtv.com - India - Sri Lanka - Pakistan

"Unfair To Deprive People...": Former Pakistan Captain Questions PCB Over World Cup Stance

Former Pakistan cricket captain Misbah-ul-Haq has advocated for his country's team be allowed to compete in the ODI World Cup in India and added that not sending the side for the mega-event would be "depriving people" of the opportunity to see the arch-rivals clash on the biggest stage. "When there can be contacts between the two countries in other sports, why not in cricket. Why link cricket with political relations? It is unfair to deprive people of a chance to see their teams play against each other," said Misbah, the 49-year-old former Pakistan captain and coach at a function here on Friday.

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Jay Shah - Asia Cup - Zaka Ashraf - Najam Sethi - "To Refresh Memory": Asian Council's Blunt Reminder To Pakistan Minister Over Asia Cup Remark - sports.ndtv.com - India - Sri Lanka - state Indiana - Afghanistan - Bangladesh - Pakistan - Nepal

"To Refresh Memory": Asian Council's Blunt Reminder To Pakistan Minister Over Asia Cup Remark

As Pakistan continues to change its stance on the venue chaos pertaining to the Asia Cup and the World Cup, a senior Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has sent a firm reminder to the nation's Sports Minister who threatened to not send his team for ODI World Cup in India. The Sports Minister Ehsan Mazari said that Babar Azam's men will not travel to India for the World Cup if the BCCI doesn't send its team to Pakistan for the Asia Cup. After Pakistan Cricket Board boss Zaka Ashraf and BCCI secretary Jay Shah met in Durban, however, it was finalised that the Asia Cup will indeed be held in the proposed hybrid model.

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Jay Shah - Asia Cup - Zaka Ashraf - Najam Sethi - Jay Shah To Visit Pakistan For Asia Cup? BCCI Official Reacts To Rumours - sports.ndtv.com - India - Sri Lanka - Pakistan - county Jay

Jay Shah To Visit Pakistan For Asia Cup? BCCI Official Reacts To Rumours

There seem to be conflicting interests with regards to the Asia Cup schedule and venue within Pakistan. While the 'hybrid model' was already agreed upon by Najam Sethi, the former Pakistan Cricket Board Chief' and the Asian Cricket Council, the Sports Minister Of Pakistan doesn't seem to be on the same page as the nation's cricketing body. As varied reports over Pakistan's stance on India's decision to not visit the country Asia Cup and its impact on the forthcoming World Cup in India continue, a wayward rumour emerged suggesting BCCI secretary Jay Shah has agreed to travel to Pakistan.

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Jay Shah - Zaka Ashraf - BCCI, PCB Meet To Finalise Asia Cup Details. Here's What Was Decided - sports.ndtv.com - India - Sri Lanka - Afghanistan - Bangladesh - Pakistan - Nepal

BCCI, PCB Meet To Finalise Asia Cup Details. Here's What Was Decided

The much anticipated Asia Cup games between India and Pakistan will be held in Sri Lanka as Rohit Sharma led team won't travel to Pakistan, IPL chairman Arun Dhumal confirmed on Wednesday. Dhumal, who is in Durban for the ICC Chief Executives Meet (CEC) confirmed that BCCI secretary Jay Shah and PCB representative head Zaka Ashraf met ahead of ICC Board meeting scheduled on Thursday to finalise the schedule.

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Zaka Ashraf - "If You Think You Should Not Send...": Ex Pakistan Captain On Minister's ODI World Cup Stance - sports.ndtv.com - India - Sri Lanka - Pakistan

"If You Think You Should Not Send...": Ex Pakistan Captain On Minister's ODI World Cup Stance

The Asian Cricket Council's (ACC) move to include Sri Lanka as the co-host of Asia cup definitely didn't go down well with Pakistan, which was set to host the entire event alone. It is India that refused to play its Asia Cup matches in Pakistan owing to geopolitical tensions, and that saw the ACC deciding that the event will be staged in a hybrid model with four games in Pakistan and nine in Sri Lanka. Of late, sports minister of Pakistan Ehsaan Mazari suggested that Babar Azam-led side would not travel to India for the World Cup if the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) insists on playing Asia Cup at a neutral venue.

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