Mohsin Naqvi, chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Council (PCB), has been appointed as the new chairman of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC). He took over the position of Shammi Silva in Sri Lanka.

Naqvi (46) has been the head of the PCB since February 2024. PakistanThe interior minister said he was elected as a “very honor” to be elected for a major position.

“Asia remains the heartbeat of world cricket and I am committed to working with all member committees to accelerate the growth of the game and global reach. Together, we will open up new opportunities, promote more collaboration and take Asian cricket to unprecedented heights.

“I also sincerely thank the outgoing ACC President for his leadership and contribution to the ACC during his tenure,” said the head of the PCB in an ACC official press release.

Naqvi strongly urges headlines 2025 Champions Trophy Although India is reluctant to visit the country, it is still held entirely in Pakistan. However, in the end, the BCCI man in Blue competed in all competitions in Dubai and went on to win the ICC ODI event.

India will host the T20 Asian Cup this year, but Pakistan may compete outside India. Maybe remember Pakistan hosted the 2023 Asian Cup, but Indian team Played all the games in Sri Lanka.

“It’s a privilege” – Shammi Silva, outgoing ACC president, responds

Reflecting on his tenure as ACC President Silva, who was also the president of Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), expressed his gratitude for his chance to go to the Council. In an official ACC statement, he said:

“It has always been an honor to be the Chairman of the Asian Cricket Committee. The strong commitment of our Member Committee is crucial in promoting the ACC’s position in the region. I would like to express my gratitude to the Chairman of ICC Mr. Jay Shah, who, under his leadership, has achieved an important milestone in the ACC ACC.”

Silva resigned from his predecessor, Jay Shah, in December 2024 as chairman of the ICC. The ACC responded to Naqvi’s appointment, and he asserted that his “elevation all marks a renewed focus on solidarity, growth and innovation within Asian cricket”.