& # 39; BCCI COA should have negotiated with the PCB on the Asian Cup & # 39;

If both top teams are up to their expectations, we could play India three times in Pakistan at the Asian Cup next September in the UAE. Outside of their Group A game on September 19th, both teams can compete in the Super Four if they are among the top two teams in their group. They can also meet in the final if both teams qualify for the top match.

While cricket fans would be thrilled at the prospect of a battle between the two rivals, their first after the final of the Champions Trophy 2017, the Indo-Pakistan Cup of Asia matches will will unfold not only in the midst of tense relations between Delhi and Islamabad but also at a time when relations between the two cricket clubs, BCCI and PCB, remain hostile.

The CPC sent a US $ 70 million legal opinion to BCCI for its refusal to honor a bilateral cricket agreement protocol (MoU). The matter is now before the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Dispute Resolution Committee, which will meet in October.

With this in mind, a section of the BCCI thinks that the Committee of Administrators should have refused to play ball

"Knowing that the CCP wants you to extract money and take you to the Committee of Regulation disputes, can not you do good business? " After all, the BPC will receive a portion of the profits as a participant. "A senior official of the BCCI told India Today

The dispute dates back to a memorandum of understanding signed between the PCB and the BCCI to play six bilateral series between December 2015 and December 2022. N Srinivasan was still in train to call the BCCI and the agreement protocol win the PCB vote to get out of the formula of the "big three" revenue sharing at the ICC.BCCI's point of view at the 39 The time was that the MoU was only an expression of interest and not a legally binding document.

The COA, currently in the process of making decisions, however argues that it There was no room for muscular tactics with the PCB. "The Foreign Ministry has no problem with India's participation in the Asian Cup, if it gets any better. takes place in a neutral place, after which we can not oppose the Indo-Pakistani competitions ", has dec laré a source close to the ACO.

Some members of the BCCI also criticize the programming of the Asian Cup with consecutive group matches for India. Virat Kohli and his teammates will qualify for qualifying on September 18 before the match against Pakistan on September 19. But with the team led by Kohli who finished his last test against England in the UK on Sept. 11, options to align India's matches differently have been limited.