Ahead of World Cup, Najam Sethi to meet ICC, ACC officials in Dubai

 Saturday May 06, 2023

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) The executives Panel Director Najam Sethi will set out on a visit to Dubai on Sunday (tomorrow), where he is supposed to hold significant gatherings with the authorities of the Global Cricket Chamber (ICC) and Asian Cricket Committee (ACC) in front of the forthcoming Scene Cup — planned to be played in October this year in India.

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It should be noticed that in October last year, Pakistani cricket specialists implied they might haul out of the following year's Reality Cup in India after authorities of the Leading group of Control for Cricket in India said they wouldn't send a group to the Asia Cup 2023 in Pakistan.

The PCB's high ranking representative will introduce Pakistan's perspective on the forthcoming occasions, including the Asia Cup, ICC World Cup and Advocate Prize, sources said.

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Subsequent to remaining in Dubai for three days, Sethi will then go to Britain where his gatherings are now booked, the sources said. Around there, Sethi will visit the Biomechanics lab at Loughborough College.

PCB is probably going to sign a MoU (Notice of Understanding) with the College of Loughborough.

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Pak-India conflict

The Narendra Modi Arena in Ahmedabad is set to have the eagerly awaited India versus Pakistan match in the ICC 50-over World Cup this October-November.

This will be whenever the two most outstanding adversaries first face each other on Indian soil starting around 2016. With a seating limit of 100,000, the arena is the biggest in India and has been chosen fully expecting an enormous number of fans expected to go from abroad for the installation.

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The BCCI is set to report the World Cup plan at an excellent send off once the Indian Chief Association (IPL) closes. The competition is set to start off in October, with scenes in Nagpur, Bengaluru, Trivandrum, Mumbai, Delhi, Lucknow, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Rajkot, Indore, Bengaluru, and Dharamshala shortlisted for matches.

In any case, just seven scenes will have India's association matches, with Ahmedabad being the main setting where India could play two matches, gave the group comes to the last. In the mean time, Pakistan and Bangladesh could play the greater part of their matches in Chennai, Bengaluru, Guwahati, and Kolkata, separately.