The Indian media has recently been accused of spreading false information and fabricated stories that hold no truth. To set the record straight, Mohsin Naqvi has clearly stated: “I’ve done nothing wrong, I’ve never apologized to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), and I never will.”
According to Naqvi, these baseless stories are nothing more than propaganda, designed to mislead the public and bring politics into cricket, a sport meant to inspire and unite people across nations.
He emphasized that such damaging narratives are not only harmful to the image of cricket but also deeply affect players and fans alike. As the current President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), Naqvi highlighted that he has always been ready to hand over the ACC trophy on the scheduled day. His offer still stands: if the BCCI truly wants it, they can collect it directly from the ACC office anytime.
Naqvi made it clear that this is not about power struggles or internal politics, but about preserving the spirit of the game. He urged that the focus should remain on the players, supporters, and cricket itself, rather than heated issues that only create further division between India and Pakistan.
In his final note, Mohsin Naqvi called on everyone to move past unnecessary drama and return to enjoying cricket for what it truly represents—a game that should unite people, not divide them.
