Asian Cricket Council (ACC) head Mohsin Naqvi warned India on Monday against “dragging war into the sport”, saying that doing so only exposed India’s “despair” while responding to comments from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who politicized the final Wanstein of India’s Asian Cup.
In an article on X, Modi congratulates Indian cricket on his victory against the Green Shirt in the final, saying it is a continuation of India sindoor actionLaunching on Pakistan in four-day military conflict Between two countries.
“#operationsIndoor In the field of gaming. The result is the same – Indian profit! Congratulations to our cricketers. ” he said.
Naqvi success During conflict. He added: “There is no cricket game that can rewrite this truth.”
“Dragging war into the movement will only expose despair and shame the spirit of the game,” he said.
Earlier, Indian cricket team reject To collect the winners’ trophy from Naqvi, this marks the long history of cricket relations between the two countries.
Simon Doull, who gave the post-match speech, said: “The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) told me that Indian cricket teams will not receive awards tonight.”
And more
