Injustice to Afghanistan cricket when they have to depend on BCCI, one of the richest boards in the world, which cannot afford ground covers?

[HitWicket]

When government of India has given permission way back in 2016 and that permission hasn't been revoked, BCCI cannot do anything to stop the ACB from playing a match.

Especially when the ground isn't BCCI's.

All internationals taking place in a country require the approval of the countries national board. That means the BCCI had to give explicit permission for this match to take place and to take place at this venue, and therefore also ensure that the venue is up to international standard.

 

[cricketjoshila]

All internationals taking place in a country require the approval of the countries national board. That means the BCCI had to give explicit permission for this match to take place and to take place at this venue, and therefore also ensure that the venue is up to international standard.

Don't make up laws. No such laws exists in India.

ACB was free to choose a non BCCI stadium and they did. ACB is the host. That ground belonged to a private party who took the booking.

BCCI was not the host and had no responsibility.

 

[HitWicket]

Don't make up laws. No such laws exists in India.

ACB was free to choose a non BCCI stadium and they did. ACB is the host. That ground belonged to a private party who took the booking.

BCCI was not the host and had no responsibility.

Who said anything about laws? It's the ICCs regulations, this fixture needed the explicit permission of the BCCI to take place.

 

[cricketjoshila]

Who said anything about laws? It's the ICCs regulations, this fixture needed the explicit permission of the BCCI to take place.

Quote me the ICC law that ACB needs BCCI's permission to choose a venue.

 

[HitWicket]

Quote me the ICC law that ACB needs BCCI's permission to choose a venue.

The ICC regulations on the sanctioning of events clause 2.1.1 explicitly states that any proposal to play an international in a third party country requires the written approval of the third party countries national body.

 

[rpant_gabba]

The ICC regulations on the sanctioning of events clause 2.1.1 explicitly states that any proposal to play an international in a third party country requires the written approval of the third party countries national body.

so AFG got approval from BCCI to host the series in India. Where does it says BCCI has to dictate where AFG plays?

 

[BouncerGuy]

so AFG got approval from BCCI to host the series in India. Where does it says BCCI has to dictate where AFG plays?

If BCCI knew that Noida is a bad location, why did they gave approval??

 

[rpant_gabba]

If BCCI knew that Noida is a bad location, why did they gave approval??

approval is for the Afg to play thier home series in India. India/BCCI doesn't have the obligation of babysit ACB

 

[BouncerGuy]

approval is for the Afg to play thier home series in India. India/BCCI doesn't have the obligation of babysit ACB

Wasn't Afghanistan the biraather of India???

That is ignorance of highest caliber if BCCI does not care about them.

 

[rpant_gabba]

Wasn't Afghanistan the biraather of India???

That is ignorance of highest caliber if BCCI does not care about them.

ignorance?

 

[BouncerGuy]

ignorance?

Yep. They ignored the brotherhood and chose not to help Afghanistan.

 

[rpant_gabba]

Yep. They ignored the brotherhood and chose not to help Afghanistan.

in the future, PCB should step up

 

[BouncerGuy]

Finally some cricket for Afghanistan after a disastrous Indian experience.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1835078869189083514

 

[Dhakar Pola]

Finally some cricket for Afghanistan after a disastrous Indian experience

https://twitter.com/x/status/1835078869189083514

Why isn't this series in Afghan home ground of India?

 

[BouncerGuy]

When BCCI do want to protect the field, they do have the means. Isn't this double standards???

 

[BouncerGuy]

Nice drainage system BCCI has.


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