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India-Mohsin Naqvi Trophy Row 2.0? PCB Chief To Attend Women’s Asia Cup Final
Naqvi is expected to present the trophy, raising the possibility of another India snub after last year’s men’s final, officials said.
- Asian Cricket Council president and Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi will attend the Women's Asia Cup 2026 final in Dubai on September 13, where he is slated to present the trophy to the champions.
- Following the 2025 controversy in Dubai where the Indian men's team refused to accept the Asia Cup trophy from Naqvi, the official departed with the silverware still in his possession.
- Tournament favorites India, captained by Harmanpreet Kaur, have advanced to the knockouts undefeated; the Women in Blue have appeared in all nine editions and won seven titles.
- Protocol grants Naqvi authority to award the trophy, creating a potential presentation dilemma for the Kaur-led India team, as much depends on whether the players choose to accept the silverware.
- Tense relations between India and Pakistan have kept bilateral cricket off the calendar, making routine tournament interactions closely watched; the upcoming ceremony could become a significant point of international scrutiny.
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Why is Mohsin Naqvi once again in talks a year after running away with men's Asia Cup 2025 trophy? All you need to know
India have been unbeaten in the ongoing Women's Asia Cup so far and are considered favourites win win the tournament. Being the ACC chairman, Mohsin Naqvi is expected to be present during the closing ceremony in Dubai on September 13.
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— Hermanpreet Kaur squad that has entered the semi-finals Abu Dhabi: Everyone knows the trophy drama of the 2025 Men's Asia Cup cricket. Mohsin Naqvi is also reported to be a guest for the 2026 Women's Asia Cup final. Thus, if India wins the Women's Team Cup this time, the question is whether Nakhvi will receive the trophy from the hand. The ongoing 2026 Women's Asia Cup [...]
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