Asia Cup 2023: Shahid Afridi has given his statement. He said cricket in India shows a lack of experience in administration. Afridi was furious at Jay Shah.

Shahid Afridi is furious at Jay Shah-

Asia Cup 2023: The Indian team will not tour Pakistan for the Asia Cup 2023 next year. Because BCCI Secretary Jay Shah has said that he will not tour Pakistan in the Asia Cup next year. Since then, Pakistan has been badly shaken. Various types of statements are being seen from his side. Afridi, the former captain of the Pakistan cricket team, has also given his statement regarding this. He said cricket in India shows a lack of experience in administration.

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This shows the lack of experience in cricket administration in India-

Shahid Afridi wrote on Twitter that in the last 12 months there has been an excellent rapport between the two teams. Due to this, both countries have created a good feel-good factor. So why is the BCCI secretary making such a statement on the evening of the World Cup? This shows the lack of experience in cricket administration in India.

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According to Pakistani media, the PCB may decide to leave the Asian Cricket Council-

Jay Shah said that Team India will not tour Pakistan for the Asia Cup to be held in Pakistan next year. Rather, Team India can go to play at a neutral venue. It is from this statement that there have been reports of a meeting by the Pakistan Board. At the same time, according to Pakistani media, the PCB may decide to leave the Asian Cricket Council. It can also boycott the ODI World Cup to be held in India.

Former Pakistan veteran Saeed Avner also wrote through a tweet, “Pakistan should also refuse to play the World Cup after India’s decision.” On the other hand, there has been no official statement from the PCB in this matter. However, it is being speculated that soon a decision can be taken by the PCB on this.