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Sulky Pakistan Hockey Team Flies For World Cup Qualifiers Under A Banned Coach
The Telecom Asia Sport: A disgruntled Pakistan hockey team left for Egypt for World Cup qualifiers under a head coach banned for life over his blunder in the last global event the team played, a news report said on Tuesday.
The players are not happy with the interim arrangements for the team as the federation has not arranged for a foreign coach and instead appointed a Pakistani coach who was banned for life in 2023, Telecom Asia Sport said in a report.
"Pakistan hockey players led by Ammad Butt are not happy with the interim arrangements of the team as they wanted Dutchman Roelant Oltmans as the head coach, but the new interim head of national hockey appointed Khawaja Junaid, who was banned for life in 2023," sources told www.telecomasia.net.
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T20 WC: Agha Hopes For 'good Spirit' In India-Pak Clash, Stays Non-committal On Handshake
T20 World Cup: Ahead of Sunday's high-voltage India-Pakistan clash in the T20 World Cup, Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha stated that he hopes the game will be played in the right spirit but remained non-committal on the customary handshake.
Government Will Decide Pakistan's Participation In T20 World Cup, Mohsin Naqvi
Indian Premier League Franchise Kolkata: With the ICC deciding to replace Bangladesh with Scotland for their refusal to play their matches in India, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has approached the government regarding the participation of their team in the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup in solidarity with Bangladesh.
Pakistan Halts Team's T20 World Cup Preparations In Support Of Bangladesh
The Pakistan Cricket Board: Acting on its threat to withdraw from the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup in support of Bangladesh's demand to move its matches out of India, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has halted its team’s preparations for the event, to be organised by India and Sri Lanka next month, according to a news report.
U19 WC: India, Bangladesh Captains Refuse Handshake At Toss
Queens Sports Club: India's captain Ayush Mhatre and Bangladesh's vice-captain Zawad Abrar declined the usual handshake at the toss of a Group A match in the ICC Under-19 World Cup at Queens Sports Club on Saturday, signalling of the ongoing tension between the neighbouring countries.
India Maintain 'no Handshake' Policy Against Pakistan In U19 Asia Cup
Asian Cricket Council President Mohsin: As India and Pakistan once again faced each other on the cricket field, this time during the U19 Men's Asia Cup, India skipper Ayush Mhatre stuck to the 'no handshake' policy in the group stage fixture against their arch-rivals here at the ICC Academy Ground on Sunday.
Sri Lanka Tour Of Pakistan In Danger As Eight Players Decide To Return Home After Bomb Blast: Report
Sri Lankan High Commissioner: The Sri Lanka men's cricket team's tour of Pakistan is in jeopardy after eight visiting players, from a squad of 16, decided to return home following Tuesday’s suicide bomb blast in the Pakistan capital, Islamabad and resultant concerns over their security, a news report said on Wednesday.
Had A Discussion With Naqvi, Trying To Bring Asia Cup Trophy Home At The Earliest, Says Saikia
Dubai International Stadium: BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia confirmed that he held a cordial discussion with PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi on the sidelines of the ICC Board meeting held in Dubai on Friday, adding that there’s been willingness from both sides to break the stalemate over the Asia Cup trophy at the earliest.
ICC Sets Up Committee To Resolve Asia Cup 2025 Trophy Issue Between India And Pakistan: Report
International Cricket Council: The Board of the International Cricket Council (ICC) has set up a committee to mediate the contentious issues between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of the Asia Cup 2025, agreeing to get involved in the dispute between the two countries after the BCCI raised the matter during its meeting, a report said on Friday.
Asia Cup Trophy Handover Issue Could Be Raised In ICC Meeting On Friday: Sources
BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia: The 2025 Asia Cup trophy handover issue could be brought up during the board meeting in the ongoing ICC quarterly meetings scheduled for Friday in Dubai, said sources familiar with the matter to IANS on Wednesday.
No Victory Parade Planned Yet, Will Plan Accordingly After ICC Meet: BCCI Secy Saikia
BCCI Secy Saikia: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not yet finalised any plans for a victory parade to celebrate the women’s team’s historic ICC World Cup triumph, BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia told IANS on Monday.
BCCI Will Raise Asia Cup Trophy Delay Issue In Upcoming ICC Meeting, Confirms Saikia
T20 Asia Cup: Devajit Saikia, the Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), stated that the board will officially raise concerns over the delay in handing over the 2025 Men’s T20 Asia Cup trophy at the upcoming ICC quarterly meeting in Dubai, scheduled from November 4-7.
Mohsin Naqvi Offers To Hand Over Asia Cup Trophy To India In A Ceremony In Dubai On Nov 10
The Asian Cricket Council: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) chairman, Mohsin Naqvi, has offered to organise an event in Dubai next month, where the Asia Cup can be handed over to the Indian men's cricket team. The event scheduled on November 10 has been proposed after an exchange of a series of letters between the Asian Cricket Council and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
BCCI Writes To ACC Chief Mohsin Naqvi To Hand Over Asia Cup Trophy To India: Report
Asian Cricket Council: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has written an email to Mohsin Naqvi, President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), to return the Asia Cup trophy to India, which won the title in Dubai recently.
Women's WC: India Maintain 'No Handshake' Stance In The Match Against Pakistan
As India and Pakistan once again faced each other on the cricket field, this time during the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup match, India captain Harmanpreet Kaur upheld the 'no handshake' policy in the group stage fixture against their arch-rivals here at the R. Premadasa Stadium on Sunday.
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