Pakistan captain, Salman Aga may get into trouble, as the BCCI is ready to register an official complaint against the player for his campaigner comment from the post -match conference after the BCCI India vs Pakistan Asia Cup final.
In the Asia Cup 2025, the India vs Pakistan Final not only ended in India’s victory, but many plays were also seen. Salman was throwing the runner-up check after receiving the most humiliating task of Aga at the podium.
Another major dispute that has shocked everyone, the Indian team refused to accept the Asia Cup trophy with the hands of ACC and current PCB chief, Mohsin Naqvi. Naqvi also did not take off an inch and removed the trophy from the ground.
From the post -match conference after the Asia Cup final, Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav announced that he would donate his entire match fee to the families of the affected people in the Indian Army and the Pahgam attack from the Asia Cup 2025.
After walking on his footsteps, Pakistan captain Salman Aga said that the team will also donate their match fees to the citizens affected by Operation Sindor of India. Although the statement seems great, the controversy began when he claimed that the civil was influenced by the operation.
The Indian armed forces claimed that the terrorist camps were destroyed in Pakistan and Pok was destroyed after the Pahgam terror attack. It had nothing to do with citizen unrest.
Indian players get Rs 4 lakh per T20I match, which means that Suryakumar is donating a total of Rs 28 lakh for the seven matches played in the Asia Cup 2025.
BCCI to file an official complaint against Pakistan captain
To make such controversial statements, Pakistan captain, Salman Aga, can get into trouble, as the BCCI is ready to file an official complaint against him. This has been claimed in reports published on Jagran.com.
Sources of Jagar also said that the board said This comment was not only controversial with Aga, but also political. Comment directly attacked a very sensitive border issue, and it breaks the code of conduct, and also has India’s name.
Pakistan captain, Salman Agha, justified the work of Asian Cricket Council and PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi, who refused to take the trophy after India’s refusal.
BCCI officials left a meeting amid controversy with PCB chief
5 Test-playing nations from ACC were to decide on the Asia Cup Trophy line in an extended version of the annual general meeting. However, it has been reported that the BCCI representatives questioned ACC President, Mohsin Naqvi on the Asia Cup Trophy controversy.
Aga said in the presser: “If you do not accept the trophy from the ACC President, how will you get it?”
Due to not receiving any proper answer from the ACC chief, the representatives of the BCCI made a exit to get out of the meeting that they were participating online and vowed to increase the case to the ICC.
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