Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is set to lodge a protest with the International Cricket Council (ICC) as none of its representative including its CEO and Champions Trophy tournament director Sumair Ahmed Syed were given space on the stage during the ceremony after the final. (Match Highlights | Full Coverage | More Cricket News)
Champions Trophy: PCB To Lodge Protest With ICC Over No Representation During Final Ceremony
During the awards distribution ceremony after the match, BCCI president Roger Binny, secretary Devajit Saikia, ICC chairman Jay Shah and New Zealand Cricket라이브 바카라 CEO Roger Twose were present on stage even as representation from the host country remained absent
As per a PTI report, PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi was not satisfied with the explanation given by the ICC for not having Ahmed on stage at the presentation ceremony on Sunday.
"The ICC, apparently, has said it had prepared for Mohsin Naqvi to be on stage so when he didn't show up for the final, they changed their plan," PTI stated citing a source. The report says that PCB has rejected this explanation and is going to register a protest with the ICC.
India defeated New Zealand to win their third Champions Trophy title with a thrilling four-wicket in the final that took place in Dubai even as Pakistan was the host for the tournament. During the awards distribution ceremony after the match, BCCI president Roger Binny, ICC chairman Jay Shah, BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia and New Zealand Cricket라이브 바카라 CEO Roger Twose were present on stage even as representation from the host country remained absent.
PCB is also unhappy about other things that went wrong during the tournament. Earlier in the competition, the broadcaster had removed the host nation's name from the tournament logo during the India vs Bangladesh Group A game. Also, during an Australia vs England encounter in Lahore, the national anthem of India was played for a few seconds by mistake.
Even though the five of the 15 matches in the tournament, including the final, took place outside Pakistan, the PCB chairman called the event a success. He extended his gratitude to his team, law enforcement agencies, provincial governments, ICC officials and the visiting teams for the success of the tournament.
"Your commitment and collective efforts ensured the seamless execution of the prestigious tournament," he said on his social media handle.
"Pakistan takes immense pride in hosting the Champions trophy and making it a spectacle for cricket fans worldwide."
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