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Mohsin Naqvi Faces No-Confidence Vote Amid Asia Cup Trophy Dispute

(Sports Correspondent: Imran Sohail)
Mohsin Naqvi Faces No-Confidence Vote Amid Asia Cup Trophy Dispute

  October 2, 2025

The controversy surrounding the 2025 Asia Cup has deepened, with reports suggesting that Asian Cricket Council (ACC) President Mohsin Naqvi may soon face a no-confidence motion. The situation stems from the ongoing row over the tournament’s trophy presentation, which continues to spark friction among member nations.


⚡ The Trophy Dispute

The dispute began after the Asia Cup final in Dubai, when the Indian team declined to receive the trophy from Mohsin Naqvi. The silverware has since remained at the ACC headquarters rather than being handed over to Team India, triggering widespread debate across the cricketing world.

Naqvi strongly rejected Indian media reports claiming he apologized to the BCCI, calling them “fabricated” and “cheap propaganda.”


🏏 Growing Division in ACC

According to journalist Saleem Khaliq, tensions within the ACC have escalated, with member boards forming rival blocs:

  • Pakistan & Bangladesh appear to back Naqvi.

  • India & Sri Lanka are reportedly aligned against him.

  • Afghanistan remains undecided, often shifting between both sides.

Sources indicate that the BCCI is working to build consensus around a no-confidence vote, citing concerns over Naqvi’s “breach of protocol” and his dual role as both PCB Chairman and Pakistan’s Interior Minister.


📊 Leadership Crisis in the ACC

While there is no clear framework publicly available for initiating a no-confidence motion against a sitting ACC President, insiders believe India may push the matter formally in the coming weeks. The outcome could depend heavily on whether Afghanistan chooses to side with India or Pakistan.


🌍 Politics in Cricket

The Asia Cup, traditionally meant to celebrate Asian cricketing unity, has instead highlighted the extent to which political tensions influence sport.

With the trophy dispute unresolved and Mohsin Naqvi’s presidency under pressure, the ACC faces one of its most significant leadership challenges in recent history.


👉 Stay tuned for updates on the Asia Cup fallout and the future of leadership within the Asian Cricket Council.

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