Because the 2023 Asia Cup controversy spirals on, reactions are coming in from cricketers, followers in addition to pundits. Whereas the choice over the venue of the continental match has been postpone within the newest Asian Cricket Council (ACC) assembly, veteran India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has additionally joined the social media world, giving his tackle the subject. Ashwin, in a video on his YouTube channel, does not suppose it’s doable for Pakistan to skip the ODI World Cup in India if the Board of Management for Cricket in India (BCCI) refuses to journey to their nation for the Asia Cup.

“Asia Cup was imagined to happen in Pakistan. However, India has introduced that if it takes place in Pakistan, then we can’t be taking part. If you’d like us to take part, then do change the venue. However we might have seen this occur many instances, proper? Once we say Asia Cup will not go to their place, they are going to say that they will even not come to our place,” Ashwin mentioned in a video on his YouTube channel.

The finger-spinner performed down Pakistan’s “ODI World Cup risk’, suggesting it’s not doable for them to present that match a miss.

“However nonetheless, I feel that’s not doable,” Ashwin mentioned of Pakistan’s declare of giving the 50-over World Cup a miss if India do not journey to Pakistan for the Asia Cup.

So far as the hosts for the match goes, Ashwin feels the match needs to be shifted to Sri Lanka and never UAE, as a whole lot of tournaments have taken place within the Center East of late.

“The ultimate name is perhaps that the Asia Cup will likely be moved to Sri Lanka. This is a crucial lead-up to the 50-over World Cup. Many tournaments have taken place in Dubai. I might even be happy whether it is moved to Sri Lanka,” he asserted.

The impasse over the internet hosting nation for the Asia Cup is exhibiting no indicators of an finish. The ACC, nonetheless, must take a call in March because the match is scheduled to be held in September.

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