BCCI Secretary Says Asia Cup Trophies Will Reach Indian Cricket Board HQ

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India's men's and women's cricket teams declined to accept the Asia Cup winners' trophies during the official ceremony. The teams refused to receive the trophies from ACC president Mohsin Naqvi, who also serves as the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board. BCCI secretary has since stepped in to address the situation publicly. He assured that the trophies would eventually make their way to the BCCI's head office in India.

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