Bangladesh does not want 'Emerging Cup' in Pakistan

source: from prothom alo

last October had given Pakistan the responsibility of organizing the Emirates Cricket Council (ACC) Emerging Cup Cricket The responsibility of the Emerging Cup organized by the youth of the country by playing Asian cricket was a great opportunity for Pakistan looking forward to returning to international cricket. But India and Bangladesh have opposed the tournament to be held in Pakistan.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) were not present in the meeting of the ACC in Pakistan to host the tournament. Last week in the Board of Secondary Education meeting in Dubai, the two cricket boards directly opposed this. Their argument, there are fears about the safety of many teams in Pakistan's game. BCB and BCCI have also demanded new venues for the Asian Emerging Nations Cup.

However, a PCB official said that the PCB wants to host the event at any cost in Pakistan soil. The PCB official said, "We will try our best as we try to organize the Asian Emerging Nations Cup."

Pakistan has been allowed to host the event but due to the objection of the Board of Control of India and Bangladesh, it has been postponed. Although the rights to organize from Pakistan were not taken away. But the PCB's official said that the BCCI has been more responsible for this uncertainty, "chiefly India oppose it. They will not be able to send teams to Pakistan due to political reasons. But it should have been discussed before the venue. "

On the objection of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, the PCB official said, "Pakistan had got the right to organize the event on October 29 in the presence of the ACB in Lahore. No representative from India and Bangladesh was present in the meeting. They also communicated as much as possible with the board of directors about the decision taken on an issue. But in the next year's meeting, the PCB will discuss it and efforts will be made to hold the event. "

The Sri Lankan team came to play a Twenty20 match in Lahore on October 29. Then PCB chief Najam Sethi said Pakistan will host the Asian Emerging Nations Cup in April. Earlier, in 2009, after the terrorist attack in Sri Lanka's Timbaus area on Pakistan soil, no major party went on touring the country. Besides, Pakistan has not been allowed to organize any major international events.

Former Pakistan Test cricketer Jalaluddin believes that India is obstructing the moment when Pakistan is slowly turning to this deadlock. India feels that Pakistan is trying to 'sabotage' cricket, the former pacer said, "India is intervening everywhere in what Pakistan cricket is involved in. Which means they are here (Pakistan) against the resurrection of international cricket.