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Mohsin Naqvi Likely To Skip Women’s Asia Cup Trophy Ceremony After India Reach Final

Mohsin Naqvi is likely to miss the Women’s Asia Cup trophy presentation after India reached the final in Dubai. The ACC president is not in Dubai as of now and, according to the latest update, is unlikely to be present for the summit clash. ACC vice-president Khalid Zarooni is therefore expected to oversee the trophy presentation if India win the title. Break Most likely Vice president ACC Mr.…

Mohsin Naqvi Likely To Skip Women’s Asia Cup Trophy Ceremony After India Reach Final

Mohsin Naqvi is unlikely to be present for the Women’s Asia Cup trophy presentation ceremony if India wins the title, as he is not currently in Dubai. The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) president does not appear to be attending the tournament final in Dubai. ACC vice-president Khalid Zarooni is expected to oversee the trophy presentation.

According to a recent update, Zarooni is the most likely ACC official to attend the ceremony. The absence of Naqvi could prevent another controversial trophy presentation situation, as he was present during the last year’s men’s Asia Cup final controversy. India defeated Pakistan in the 2025 final, but Naqvi refused to accept the trophy during the presentation in 2024. He stated that the Indian team could collect the trophy from him at the ACC headquarters.

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